Block & Estate Management

Interested in the management of your property? Learn all about Residents Management Companies and Right to Manage in our informative blog.

Learn how capital expenditure plans and planned maintenance plays a crucial role in achieving long-term success and avoiding unexpected expenses. Read our informative blog now!

Everything you need to know about Quarter Days and how they affect your lease, from our expert leasehold surveyor!

We are proud to announce that as of the 1st November 2022, the Edwin Watson Partnership will incorporate to become Watsons Property Group Ltd.

Having an investment property to manage or being a landlord can be a rewarding and lucrative role. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s an easy job or doesn’t come with its own set of challenges. If you’re busy and stretched thin then you may want to consider getting in touch with property specialists or letting agents. One way to take some pressure off you and free up your time is to hire and...

We're proud to announce that we are moving to a new Head Office! Find out why...

As a Leaseholder it can be difficult to understand where the money you pay your management company goes, especially when the works being done aren’t that obvious. It's also a worry that the current and potential economic situation could mean that your management agent goes into administration, taking your hard-earned money with them.

Watsons is thrilled to be shortlisted by ARMA in the 2022 ARMA ACE Awards in the Managing Agent of the Year 1,000 – 5,000 category. Head of Block & Estate Management, Emily Ransome-Farmer said: “What a fantastic achievement! I am so excited for my team who work so hard to deliver the highest standards of service to our clients.”

To celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday 27th March we are giving away a beautiful bouquet of flowers to 3 lucky winners.

The energy bills of every Norwich resident will rise in April as the price cap increases to account for the global increase in the cost of gas. Those not on the gas mains will still be hit as the UK uses gas to make 45% of its electricity. So, what can Norwich residents do to reduce their energy consumption and ultimately save money?