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Navigating the ins and outs of block management can be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding responsibilities and processes. Many property owners and leaseholders have common questions about how block management differs from property management, who handles repairs like water leaks, and how to switch managing agents. In this blog, we dive into the most frequent queries we receive surrounding block management, and provide clarity on key issues such as maintenance responsibilities, payment of excess fees, and how to change management companies when needed.

Let's face it—ploughing through "small print" and lengthy terms and conditions is hardly anyone's idea of fun. But when it comes to living in a block of flats, compliance isn’t just a formality; it's a crucial part of maintaining a safe, harmonious, and well-managed community. It might not sound thrilling, but block compliance offers real advantages that impact both your daily life and long-term peace of mind. In this blog, we’re breaking down how following these rules isn't just about meeting legal requirements—but why block compliance is in your overall interest.

A significant shift may be on the horizon for flat owners and landlords with the introduction of the Leasehold Reform Bill. This new legislation could change the landscape for flat owners, offering greater control over their homes. In this blog, we break down the key elements of the bill and explain what these changes could mean for both landlords and leaseholders. If you own a flat or manage a leasehold property, this could be a game-changer for you.