Public concern for exposure to EMFs and their effect on human health has since been existing after Wertheimer and Leeper proposed exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) may cause an adverse effect on human health in 1979. However, EMF researches have centered more on the issues of public health and electrical engineering. Its importance in the field of property management has been recognized just recently; therefore, researches on blockage of EMFs by building materials and diagnosis of property environment are still relatively fewer. As a result, this research conducts experiments of EMF measurement. The experiment plan is divided into 3 parts based on individual characteristics of different conditions: (1) EMFs emitted by appliances and equipments commonly seen in households and workplaces are measured to understand how the strength of EMFs reduce with distance; (2) EMFs blocked by building materials are measured to find out the extent of EMFs being blocked by building materials of households and workplaces; (3) improvement measures are applied to a selected teaching and research space of one school which shows a more centralized and regular pattern of electricity consumption. EMFs are measured after implementation of improvement measures to show how much the environment of this case is improved.The result of the said measurement experiment can be served as a reference for architects to draw up a plan to block EMFs when designing a healthy environment; for construction companies to select building materials during renovation; and for property management companies to diagnose and maintain the healthiness of one environment so that a healthy working and living environment can be created.