Changing life situations, unemployment or surprising expenses can lead to financial difficulties. You must, however, pay your rent every month. If you have trouble paying your rent, contact Heka well in advance. Advice and support are available if you have trouble paying your rent.
Heka offers residents who are experiencing difficulties paying their rent several opportunities to manage the situation before the rental debt situation escalates to eviction. Our debt collection process is customer-oriented and flexible. Eviction is always the last-resort option.
The renovation project of nearly 300 apartments in Kontulankaari 11 will be completed in autumn 2024. There is a lot going on in the district of Kontula as it celebrates its 60th birthday.
From the point of view of residents, the work of the property manager often involves resolving issues with housing. In reality, the property manager’s job description is extensive.
Every tenant has influence over the tidiness of the waste collection point of their building and how much Heka has to pay for waste management. A tidy building is also more pleasant to live in.
On 1 March 2024, a sizeable renovation project was completed at a terraced house complex at Perhekunnantie in Hakuninmaa. The renovation project brought the dwellings built in the 1980s and surrounded by a verdant landscape stylishly up to par with today’s standards.
There is an active resident committee operating at Tullivuorentie in Ala-Malmi, holding events at which neighbours can meet each other with a low threshold.
With energy prices increasing, shopping around for a new electricity contract can save you a pretty penny. Luckily the Energy Authority offers an easy-to-use online tool for comparing the prices of electricity contracts.
Pets are welcome at Heka! Pets and neighbours usually enjoy a problem-free coexistence, and any difficult situations are resolved together. For Aida the dog, the solution was to move next door.
Heka’s Resident of the Year was announced on 21 November at the ‘Ilta Hekan kanssa’ (‘Evening with Heka’) event. Anne Vuori has been living at Heka’s Torpparinmäki location for twenty years and would prefer it if tenants did not have to defend their form of housing.