In this special 40th episode of Mastering Property Management, we dive into what it means to run a family business rooted in trust, tradition, and personal connection.

I sat down with Khalid Keshavjee, Director of Operations at Amhurst Property Management Ltd., to explore the values that guide his leadership—and how his team is blending modern innovation with deep-rooted service.

Amhurst manages a diverse portfolio of residential, condominium, and compact commercial real estate in Calgary. Their mission is simple but powerful: treat every relationship like a partnership, support tenants with compassion and professionalism, and bring peace of mind to owners through sound management practices.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

 ✅ What it’s like working in a multi-generational family business

 ✅ The importance of legacy and building on a strong foundation

 ✅ How technology is streamlining operations behind the scenes

 ✅ Why face-to-face connections with tenants still matter more than ever

💬 "They enjoy the fact that they know who we are. We know them. There's a personal connection with their home and their property."

📢 Khalid reminds us that while automation and smart systems are great, nothing replaces the power of human connection—especially in property management.

📺 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/IWSzphyhYjE

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NRlQX53QaK2tvjIQEYOpN

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📌 Find Khalid & Amhurst Property Management Online:

 🔗 Website: Amhurst Website

 🔗 LinkedIn: Khalid Keshavjee | Amhurst Property Management

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