The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has today announced a risk-pooling Fire Safety Reinsurance Facility, with cover starting from 1st April 2024.
The Property Institute has welcomed a proposed amendment to the draft Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill for the regulation of property agents across much of the sector
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has this morning issued a press release confirming leasehold buildings insurance reforms. Regular readers of The Property Institute monthly newsletters will conclude there are no real surprises here, the proposals being well trailed.
The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) in conjunction with the Cabinet Office and other government departments have set up the RAAC Industry Response Group
Andrew Bulmer, CEO of The Property Institute, Appointed Help Champion Competence Across the Industry on Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) New Committee
ARMA and IRPM have today published their 2023 Wellbeing Survey report which has been shaped by responses from over 700 property professionals working across the United Kingdom
It is a legal requirement to register high-rise residential buildings that are at least 7 floors high, or 18 metres tall or higher, with two or more residential units by 1 October 2023.
13th March 2023 marked the six-week deadline Michael Gove gave housebuilders to sign the new developer remediation contract, in order to bring the building safety crisis to an end and ensure unsafe buildings in need of remediation are fixed urgently.
The Real Estate Data Foundation is a not-for-profit initiative bringing together the whole sector around the topic of data and to raise data ethics up the agenda and we are delighted that the IRPM is supporting this collaborative alliance.
Join us for an evening celebrating the exceptional achievements of UK managing agents and the work of their people in improving the lives of millions of leaseholders.
Findings from this survey will form the basis of the annual ARMA and IRPM Industry Wellbeing Survey Report 2023. The survey will close on 15th March 2023.
Going live on 9th January 2023, the release of the new revised form will coincide with lenders changing their policies to be able to lend on properties in remediation schemes, or those covered by leaseholder protections
It is safe to say that when the first commercial telegraph line was installed in London in 1837, its installers were not thinking about lift communication systems
The winners of the ARMA (the Association of Residential Managing Agents) ACE Awards were revealed at a glittering ceremony at Old Billingsgate in the heart of London on Friday 17th June 2022
The Government has launched a risk prioritisation tool to encourage building owners and managers to review fire risk assessments (FRAs) on their most dangerous buildings.
The Government’s Building Safety Bill, introduced in draft form in July 2020, is the next ‘key step in an extensive overhaul to building safety legislation’.
Following recent debates in Committee Stage, the Government has announced several new amendments to its building safety crisis strategy and the Building Safety Bill
Tough new measures that will force industry to pay to remove cladding and protect leaseholders from exorbitant costs have been unveiled by Secretary of State for Levelling Up Michael Gove.
The trade and representative bodies representing the legal, surveying, estate agency and property management sectors have today (22 November 2021) launched updated version
As restrictions in England and Wales continue to ease our COVID-19 guidance has been updated accordingly. Please click the link below to view our updated advice for those working in the leasehold management industry.
The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee has urged the Government to re-commit to the principle that leaseholders should not have to pay for the removal of unsafe cladding from their homes
ARMA and the Institute of Residential Property Management (IRPM) have launched a wellbeing and resilience survey, aimed at those working within the residential property management sector.
In 2020, ARMA managed to grow its membership, expand its training, launch a new membership category and was behind a number of key industry successes and achievements in the leasehold management sector
Millions of leaseholders will be given the right to extend their lease by a maximum term of 990 years at zero ground rent, the Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced
The Association of Residential Managing Agents (ARMA) has welcomed the HCLG Committee feedback on the Building Safety Bill, which pushes for further detail in key areas including funding, responsibilities linked to the Bill and scope.
Our TUPE Training Course will combine real life property examples and an interactive style to help you navigate your way through the complex TUPE process with confidence. It's ideal for anyone currently dealing with the transferring of staff.
The recent shift to hosting events online is one trend which ARMA has had to readily adapt to. Our recent record of virtual events includes this year's AGM, our recent Regional Briefing and our 2020 Annual Conference which saw over 340 delegates login.
As you are aware, we are all in unprecedented times. We know that the COVID-19 Pandemic will have an impact on people and companies on an unparalleled scale and exactly how it will unfold is still uncertain.
ARMA Network is a new membership category we've created to assist housing associations, developers, corporate landlords and freeholders with asset management serevices
We are living in unprecedented times. As we look at the rest of the year and beyond, we know that Covid-19 will continue to have an impact on us on an unparalleled scale for some time to come. Exactly how it will unfold remains to be seen.
We are living in unprecedented times. As we look at the rest of the year and beyond, we know that Covid-19 will continue to have an impact on us on an unparalleled scale for some time to come. Exactly how it will unfold remains to be seen.
Wellbeing at work is a hot topic in businesses today. The Health and Safety Executive state that the cost of employee absenteeism linked to stress and mental health related conditions costs businesses 3.8 billion pounds per year in the UK.
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