There seems to be a lot of confusion between these two terms. We even hear them being used interchangeably- but they’re very different figures, used for very different purposes.
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This article will explore the potential legal and financial implications that can arise if a property is damaged beyond repair.
The overall condition of a block, along with its planned maintenance and inspection schedule, play a crucial role in determining the coverage and premium of the required buildings insurance policy.
Here we’ll be discussing why, and how, to avoid the pitfalls of securing appropriate insurance coverage for your block.
How to put your strategy together; from deciding on means of communication to ensuring your strategy is suited to the needs of your block.
Michelle Lewis of FirstPort explores how trustworthiness manifests in property management and how we must nurture it.
Hiring a lift consultant can provide value to a building project, whether it is a new construction, modernisation, or maintenance of existing lift systems.
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act question and answer By Mark Chick Director of ALEP, Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners.
With mixed-use developments, it’s vital to understand the effect any commercial units will have on the building’s overall insurance.
For leasehold flat owners, the decision to release equity can be particularly nuanced due to the characteristics of leasehold properties.