When it comes to managing a block or estate, maintenance is often seen as the dull, unglamorous side of the job.
Author: Jodie Fraser
Jodie Fraser
Jodie Fraser is a multi award winning leasehold property professional, podcaster, professional speaker, trainer and wellbeing advocate with a focus on protecting lone workers. Jodie Fraser | [email protected]
The state of communal areas and the quality of maintenance can have a surprising impact on your home working day.
Resident engagement doesn’t have to be a grand campaign. Sometimes it’s as simple as using a valuation as an opportunity to be visible, helpful, and human.
Behind every well-maintained entrance hall, landscaped garden or serviced lift is a managing agent working hard to balance quality with cost.
Communal areas are more than just cut throughs; they set the tone for your home, your building, and your experience of apartment living.
Living in a flat can offer comfort, security, and a sense of community, but for someone living with dementia, it can also present unique daily challenges.
Lone workers in the property sector encounter a range of hazards that can escalate quickly without support.