Tony Hymers

The AI revolution is reshaping block management. Evolve now, or risk becoming obsolete.

It is apparent that with an increase in acquisitions and mergers in block management more buildings are being managed by national agents, without a traditional, physical, local office. This can only result in a reduction of quality in the services provided. The only way in which to effectively manage buildings is through close proximity and regular supervision of them. This could be achieved by an agent imposing a maximum travel time between its properties and its office of, say, 20 minutes. Also, in ord

This is understandable as RMCs’ directors will at some point have to make difficult decisions regarding the behaviour of their neighbours. Enforcing covenants against neighbours can prove difficult and does not sit well with most people, who don’t want to be in conflict with those living in their block. This is where an agent can help. Agents are ‘expert’ on those matters which we hold ourselves out to provide. We take the necessary steps to enforce leases, collect fees and order works all in the name