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Is more leasehold coming our way?

A survey by My Home Move indicates that leasehold properties are rapidly increasing, particularly in urban areas. New build flats in cities like London, Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham are becoming more common, with leasehold now accounting for a significant po...

Read    13/11/2020

Do you know the rules about running a flat management company?

Today, we’re highlighting a new Companies House campaign aimed at assisting anyone setting up or running a flat management company to understand their responsibilities and avoid legal pitfalls.

Read    10/11/2020

Could blockcare 100 be the virtual property manager you need?

During the first lockdown in March, many residents across the UK realized just how essential their property managers were. With more time spent at home, issues that were often overlooked during busy workdays became magnified. Whether it's a leaking roof, a broken int...

Read    09/11/2020

Are self-build homes about to get a boost?

Have you ever dreamed of building your own home? With the rise of popular TV shows like Grand Designs, it's no surprise that many people are drawn to the idea of designing and constructing their dream home. But in reality, the process is often much harder than it loo...

Read    03/11/2020

‘Clear and impartial’ fire safety guide from RICS

Since the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, fire safety has been a central focus for the property industry, particularly for those managing or living in high-rise buildings. However, fire safety is not limited to tall buildings; it's a critical concern for all prop...

Read    27/10/2020

Where are the best non central locations for remote working?

According to a new league table by Emoov, Maidstone in Kent has been ranked the best town for remote working. With more city dwellers looking to escape to the countryside, rural hotspots are becoming increasingly popular. However, not all locations are equally suited...

Read    21/10/2020

How to spot the signs of subsidence

Subsidence is a serious issue that can cause structural instability in properties. Subsidence specialist Sedgwick has warned that weather conditions in 2020 may lead to a rise in cases across the country.

Read    02/10/2020

Protect your home from floods this autumn

Last week it was still summer. This week we’re firmly into Autumn, and already we’re facing extreme weather warnings. Some areas are even on notice of localised flooding. Earlier this year during Storm Dennis, flooding affected homes across the country from Yorkshire...

Read    30/09/2020

Could empty homes help solve our housing crisis?

We are all aware that we are facing a national housing crisis. Demand has consistently outstripped supply of housing for decades, pushing up prices and putting a home of their own out of reach for many - particularly younger people who struggle to get a foot on the p...

Read    24/09/2020

Fully-connected homes are now a step closer

A significant change has taken place on the UK’s airwaves, but many may not have noticed. Nearly 20 million TV sets have been re-tuned to make way for Britain’s expanding 5G network. Digital Infrastructure Minister Matt Warman recently confirmed the completion of a £...

Read    07/09/2020

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