When it comes to property management, change is inevitable. Buildings change hands, management companies take over new contracts, and service providers come and go. But what happens to the employees who are already working in these properties? That’s where TUPE comes in.

We explore the reasons why meeting the Biodiversity Net Gain requirement is important beyond compliance, the benefits it can have to developers, and the responsibility of the managing agent.

At POD Management, we know what makes a successful building managing agent and developer relationship because we have spent years in the field building these partnerships and achieving amazing results for our clients first-hand.

Explore the various ways new build developments benefit local communities and the impact it brings. It highlights key advantages such as job creation, economic boosts and support for community projects.

Join us as we reflect on 2024, highlighting our key growth figures and celebrating our proudest achievements.

As we enter a new year, the POD UK property management team take a closer look into some of the recent important legislation updates for our sector that have come into play over the last few months and could further develop throughout 2025.

When a new development project reaches completion, the transition from developer to property management company is a pivotal phase. The mobilisation process is critical to ensure the seamless handover, smooth operation, maintenance, and eventual long-term success of the property. At POD, we specialise in guiding developers through this journey, ensuring every aspect is meticulously planned and executed.

Seasonal property management during the winter months can be quite the challenge! For property managers and onsite maintenance teams, the winter months demand meticulous planning to ensure buildings, communal areas, and facilities are safe, functional, and ready for residents.

Selecting the right team is imperative for effective property management; a skilled and receptive team can affect the operation of a development significantly. However, for us, it’s not just about finding individuals with the right skillsets, but also those who embody our POD values: being supportive, meticulous, dedicated, and smart.

It’s no secret that the topic of service charge can be a contentious conversation. The property management industry often comes under scrutiny for confusion around residential service charge and what it entails. If a management firm isn’t implementing high levels of communication, residents can feel a disconnect between what they’re paying and what work they’re seeing done, with little transparency or control over the decision-making process.

London property management companies will tell you first-hand that behind every well-kept property is a network of skilled contractors. From electricians, plumbers to landscapers, and pre planned maintenance professionals, they work (often very much behind the scenes) to help ensure that communal facilities run like clockwork.

This week, POD explore why strong contractor relationships are so important and how we ensure the most effective collaborations.

Today, effective residential property management goes beyond the basic upkeep of buildings and handling finances. At its core, property management is about delivering a seamless, positive experience for residents, from the very first interaction. Understanding the significance of good customer experience enables property managers to create lasting relationships, foster loyalty, and elevate the overall reputation of their properties and the services they provide.