As an experienced property development manager and property management company, K&M brings years of experience and expertise to our role.
We can provide property management services to a wide variety of different property types, serving clients across London and the South East of England.
What is property management?
Property management is the process of managing both residential and commercial properties for a landlord or property owner.
The property manager acts on behalf of the third party to help the property generate income and run smoothly.
Why hire a property manager?
Property managers are a valuable asset to property owners who don’t have the time or expertise to manage the property themselves. They can be particularly useful for owners of more than one property, or owners of just one residence that acts as an investment or source of revenue.
Residential property management
At K&M, our dedicated residential property management service helps clients manage both individual residential properties and larger developments.
This helps to ensure landlords get the best return on their investment and also assures residents by providing a professional, streamlined service.
As opposed to commercial properties which house businesses and organisations, residential properties are private spaces that provide shelter to tenants. They may cater to only one tenant, one family, or multiple occupants.
Residential properties vary widely, ranging from houses to flats and everything in-between.
This form of property management still focuses on residential properties but refers specifically to any residence that is built in a block. Flats and apartments are a great example.
Everyday tasks handled by a block manager could include:
- Cleaning communal spaces
- Gardening
- Organising repairs and plumbing
- General maintenance
While managing just one property involves taking care of all the property management tasks you would expect, block property management often includes the same responsibilities on a wider scale, ensuring the safety of tenants in the block and the upkeep of the building itself.
Commercial property management
Commercial property management is the management of properties used for commercial purposes. This includes shops, offices, and industrial units.
Just as with other types of property management, a commercial property manager will take care of the day-to-day tasks associated with the premises, including liaising with third-party contractors and communicating directly with tenants.
Want to know more?
We’d love to talk about your property management requirements. To find out more, contact us.