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IRPM Technical Updates encompass vital content specifically tailored to property management professionals, to keep them up to date with sector news and knowledge.

Issue 136 of News on the Block has now been published and is available to read online.This issue of News on the Block includes a feature on Unsung Heroes in partnership with Jackson Sims Recruitment, which recognises those individuals who go above and beyond, but are often overlooked in the residential block management industry.

Updated Simultaneous Evacuation Guidance (SEG) Published

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The Autumn 2025 edition of AQD brings together a rich mix of insights, updates, and guidance across the property profession. Inside, you’ll find features on evolving industry standards, case law developments, and the latest regulatory changes, alongside practical tools and advice to support your professional practice. This issue also highlights perspectives from TPI Partners and contributors on the key trends and challenges shaping the sector today.Inside this issue: ▶ Raising the Bar for Health, Safety & Fire in Residential Property ▶ What Should Managing Agents Do When a Leaseholder Breaches Their Lease? ▶ Building Safety Updates ▶ Risk Management Best Practices Easily earn your 45 minutes of CPD! Simply scroll down to the question box below, and once you’ve answered the question correctly, your CPD will be automatically logged to your account.

As the general election results come to a close, The Property Institute (TPI) extends its congratulations to the Labour Party on their resounding landslide victory. This pivotal moment marks the beginning of a new chapter for our nation, and we wish our new Government every success. TPI will work with the new Government to advance the property management sector and improve practices and policies for the wider housing market. Read The Property Institute's full press statement with the button above.

Issue 135 of News on the Block has now been published and is available to read online.This issue of News on the Block includes a special Service Charges feature and a tribute to Ian Fletcher as he announces his retirement from the BPF.

Issue 134 of News on the Block has now been published and is available to read online.This issue of News on the Block includes a special Property Management Awards 2024 winners feature.

Issue 129 of News on the Block includes a special Back to Basics feature with Guest Editor Benjamin Hume, and sponsored by TNA Building Services.  Some of the articles in this issue include:  Ground rents ‘a problem’ say majority of ALEP membersWhat are the options available to agents for an out-of-hours service?What you need to know about starting your own block management businessBeyond balance sheets Financial clarity is key to unlocking your property successUnlock the full potential of leasehold livingEV charger help for property managersIt’s time to alter your approach!Your fire safety FAQs answered

Issue 140 of News on the Block has now been published and is available to read online. This issue of News on the Block includes Property Management Awards 2025.

It is a commonly held view by managing agents that a purchaser who takes on the assignment of a lease (the assignee) is liable for the arrears of ground rent and service charge of the outgoing leaseholder. In law this is not always the case.

IRPM Technical Updates encompass vital content specifically tailored to property management professionals, to keep them up to date with sector news and knowledge.

In his first King’s Speech, King Charles confirmed that the government intends to bring forward reforms to the leasehold system as opposed to scrapping it altogether as previously suggested.

Issue 131 of News on the Block has now been published and is available to read online. This issue of News on the Block includes a special feature to celebrate for their 21st Birthday. 

Late on Friday 24th May, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 (LFRA) received Royal Assent. At the time of the release of this summary, the LFRA 2024 has yet to be published. However, this summary is intended to help our members in understand the Bill. The LFRA 2024 aims to substantially improve the rights of residential long leaseholders of houses and flats in England and Wales. Download the summary with the button above.