Leaseholders
Leaseholders are an important part of our community.
In some blocks of flats many of the homes have been bought from the Council under Right To Buy legislation, or have been bought on the open market. Owners of these homes are leaseholders, which means that we provide some collective services to them in the same way we provide services to tenants.
Leaseholders told us that they too have aspirations for improved services and they helped us to negotiate a Leaseholders Guide before we transferred. Plymouth Community Homes has adopted the proposals in the Leaseholders Guide and will be delivering these over the next five years.
You can find a copy of the Leaseholders Guide below. It's a big document so it's split into three parts.
Plymouth Community Homes has arranged a block insurance policy to cover all of its leasehold flats. A specimen Summary of Cover is attached. Please note that this is a buildings insurance policy and leaseholders will need to arrange insurance for the contents of their homes separately. To view the specimen please click on the link below.
To view our latest edition of the Leaseholder Newsletter click on the link below.
Leaseholder Newsletter April 2010
If you'd like to get involved in decisions made about services to leaseholders, find out more on our Leaseholders Involvement page.
Your Home
There are now lots of easy ways to pay your rent and other charges.
You can report a repair online using our new reporting tool.
Its important that we know what you think of our services.
We plan to carry out a £168 million investment programme to tenants homes in the first five years after transfer.
