The proposals aim to create a more consistent and transparent approach, helping to reduce uncertainty, disputes and unnecessary costs for leaseholders.

For many residents and leaseholders, this addresses a long-standing gap in support.

A positive step towards a system that focuses on the buildings where the risks are greatest.

A clear breakdown of the consultation process, your right to object, and how to avoid surprise bills.

How a proactive managing agent makes all the difference. From roof inspections to major works planning, here's what should be happening at your building this Summer.

We're proud to be the next chapter of this story. Thanks to the BBC for their coverage of this exciting moment!

What your service charge actually pays for - and how to tell if you're overpaying

It's less complicated than your current agent wants you to think - a step-by-step guide for freeholders and RTM companies…

How a smaller, specialist firm can protect your investment and actually answer the phone.

A practical guide for UK leaseholders on the Building Safety Act 2022 in 2026. Covering qualifying leases, cladding remediation, service charge protections, and what is changing this year.

While rents and prices grow gradually, the UK property market continues to deliver reliable, inflation-beating returns for investors.

The new instruction highlights our expertise in managing complex developments, with a detailed case study to follow on the building’s unique management requirements.

Increased traffic on property platforms, rising supply, and falling mortgage rates signal a stronger start to the UK housing market this year.

During the final quarter of 2025, market activity was initially rather slow due to uncertainty about what the Autumn Budget might bring. However, once it had been announced, prospective buyers quickly resumed their searches

In December, sales activity returned to more normal seasonal patterns. Capital growth was still only modest but rental growth improved and yields remained strong

November saw the Chancellor addressing Parliament with details of the long-anticipated Autumn Budget. The announcement at least brings some certainty to what had been an edgy market.

High Value Mansion Tax Surcharge: a new tax on houses in England worth more than £2 million which will range from £2,500 to a maximum of £7,500 for homes worth £5 million or more

Fortem Property ha further expanded in Hull. We have been appointed as block manager of two adjoining buildings in the city centre, HU1.

Tenancy reform measures within the Renters' Rights Act 2025 will come into force on 1 May 2026.

From this date, every private tenancy in England—both existing and newly signed—will shift onto the new tenancy framework

In October, speculation about tax changes dampened sales activity. Rates of capital and rental growth were similar to last month’s, but yields (which were already strong) look to be improving.