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Version 1.4.0 · 2026-07-01
Lots of exciting new apartments to upgrade and tenants to manage!
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The store currently lists version 1.4.0, updated 2026-07-01.








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Step into the shoes of a property manager!
Welcome to the captivating world of estate management, where the decisions are yours to make. Your success hinges on making the right calls and navigating the tricky web of tenant relationships. Your objective? Oversee your tenants' every move and ensure bills are settled promptly to fuel your journey towards upgrading your apartments and maximizing your earnings.
Your ethical compass becomes your greatest asset in this exciting journey. Will you opt for the path of financial gain, enforcing high rents and taking swift action against those unable to pay? Alternatively, will your empathy shine through as you offer affordable rates and provide flexibility? Embrace either choice, knowing that both avenues offer their own rewards and impacts.…
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Lots of exciting new apartments to upgrade and tenants to manage!
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