Transforming Heat Networks: What the Energy Act Means for Regulation and Consumer Transparency
For heat networks to work for the people who rely on them, they must be designed and operated with residents’ everyday experiences in mind. Historically, maintenance of heat networks and charges for energy have been governed by…
2026 Trends – Resident focused risk-based approach to safety
As part of our 2026 Trends series, we’re exploring the key themes set to shape the property management landscape over the next 12 months. In…
Trends and predictions for property management in 2026
In an article originally published in Flat Living, we look at what we expect to be the priorities in our sector this year, with major…
Building an industry-leading workforce: how we’re upskilling for the future
As the property management landscape evolves, it is vital that specialist knowledge and expertise is demonstrated across all areas of service – giving clients assurance…
Homeownership in Scotland: Lessons for Commonhold
Across Scotland, homeownership looks and feels different. Homeowners own their individual property outright, while responsibility for shared areas is set out in title deeds, supported…
Energy Act: Preparing our teams for industry change
The Energy Act 2023 strengthens oversight of communal heat networks, introducing greater accountability, transparency, and consumer protections for residents. With over 100 heat networks in its portfolio and 450 members of staff…