Asset types
Portfolios and residential blocks
A few units across several addresses, or a whole residential block (C3) in one ownership. One agreement instead of many separate tenancies.
01
Who it suits
Usually a company or family owning several units who would rather have one agreement than many tenancies.
02
Who takes it
Operators with the scale to take a whole building, corporate housing providers and local authorities looking for blocks.
03
Timing
More to agree than a single flat, so it takes a little longer, but one agreement replaces many tenancies.
Your options
What you are choosing between
Ten tenancies means ten times the admin for the same building. Most block owners want one agreement, one counterparty and one payment date.
Our approach
What we do with it
- Treat the building as one opportunity rather than a set of units, which is what the operators able to take it are looking for.
- Check the use class and planning history early, because they decide which operators can take it.
- If you own several properties, we are happy to start with one.
The assessment
What we will ask you
The questions that decide which operators can take it.
- 01Single ownership or split freehold
- 02The mix of units and who is in them now
- 03Any current management arrangement and its notice terms
- 04Planning history and current use class
Is your property right for an operator or corporate tenant?
Tell us about it. We will tell you straight whether there is demand for it.
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