B-hive Block Management Partners has been chosen to launch her own block and estate management venture, SAMAS Property Management.
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Pandemic, Grenfell and the emergence of big tech companies. All have demonstrated a need for, and a lack of, useful technology in the property sector, says new IRPM whitepaper.
Last week, the Bank of England made the decision to raise interest rates by 0.5%. This is the largest jump since 1995 and the sixth consecutive increase since December of last year.
Prices usually drop in August, and this 1.3% is in line with the August drop over the past ten years
Summer holidays are taking priority and some new sellers are pricing more competitively to secure a buyer quickly. This is also to beat the lengthy average time to completion and move home before Christmas
The latest market analysis by estate and lettings agent, Barrows and Forrester, has revealed that, so far this year, Birmingham is the rental property repossession capital when it comes to landlords reclaiming their homes from problem tenants. When a landlord wants to remove tenants from their property, they often have to go to the county courts and file a repossession order.
The Federation of Private Residents’ Associations are a not-for-profit lease advice, support and lobbying organisation for private residential leaseholders, tenants’ and residents’ associations, Residential Management Companies and Flat Management Companies.
Earl Kendrick’s licence to alter and party wall teams are busy helping landlords and managing agents with apartment alterations.
London-based vinyl lift transformation specialists Distinct Lift Wraps, have revealed details of their bespoke service. Their expertise and experience in lift wrapping enables property and block managers to give their lifts a refreshing and professional make-over at a fraction of the time and costs as alternative options.
New data1 from SpareRoom reveals average monthly room rents are at a record high in London, at £815 (up 15% year on year)
The latest research by new-build specialists, Unlatch, has shown that building on just 1% of the nation’s green belt could help ease the housing crisis to the tune of almost 600,000 new homes, with an estimated market value of £255bn.