Block management (syndic)
Full management of your building: general meetings, accounts, works, insurance claims and liaison with the council of owners.
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Greater Lille has a strikingly varied stock of buildings: 19th-century tenement blocks, 1960s-70s developments, and recently completed new-build schemes.
The period buildings of Vieux-Lille and the central districts raise specific heritage questions: brick façades needing repointing, timber floors, ageing services. Many sit within protected areas, which strictly governs work to façades and windows.
The 1960s-70s blocks, common in Fives, Lille-Sud and Villeneuve-d'Ascq, are reaching the age of major works: façade renovation, flat roof renewal, lift upgrades and energy retrofit. This is precisely where multi-year planning proves its worth.
Finally, the metropolis has a great many small buy-to-let copropriétés. Often owned by people living elsewhere — including a number of British investors — they need a responsive syndic and precise reporting. That is exactly the format we are built for.
Block management, rental management and property asset management. We work with councils of owners, individual owners and landlords, on buildings of every size.
Full management of your building: general meetings, accounts, works, insurance claims and liaison with the council of owners.
Find out moreWe handle your property end to end: finding tenants, tenancy agreement, rent collection, arrears, repairs and tax returns.
Find out moreLong-term stewardship of your French property, to protect your income and preserve the value of your assets.
Find out moreThe procedure is simpler than most owners think. We guide you through every step, free of charge and with no obligation.
Find out moreElectronic document management: every owner reaches their building's documents through a personal online login.
Find out moreWe act in Lille and the surrounding communes and neighbourhoods.
Yes. 70 km from our office. Lille is part of our regular operating area, with no travel surcharge.
Yes, and it is something of a speciality. We apply no minimum number of lots. Buildings under fifteen lots are often poorly served by the large networks — which is precisely where a small firm adds the most.
Within 48 working hours of receiving your latest general meeting minutes and the operating budget. Those two documents are enough for a serious, comparable proposal.
Yes. We correspond with overseas owners in English throughout. Statutory documents remain in French as the law requires, and we talk them through with you.
Send us your latest general meeting minutes and your current service charge budget: we will come back within 48 working hours with a costed proposal, free and with no obligation.