MPM Ltd
Residential block and leasehold management in Nottingham
About MPM Ltd
Mapperley Property Management Limited, trading as MPM Ltd, manages residential blocks and other property from its Nottingham office in Mapperley. Its block management clients include freeholders, Residents' Management Companies, Right to Manage companies, developers and mortgage companies responsible for buildings. The business also offers landlord letting services and commercial property management. Its website identifies City Heights in Mapperley as an example of a Right to Manage development within its portfolio. Residential management services cover buildings ranging from smaller conversions to large blocks of flats. MPM's published responsibilities include service charge administration, maintenance, contractor management, building inspections, Section 20 consultation and company secretarial services. It also deals with arrangements concerning residents and management company directors. The company provides contact routes for repair reporting and building alteration consent, allowing occupiers to raise matters connected with managed properties. Its Nottingham office has an emergency telephone contact, while prospective management clients can enquire about services for their development and discuss the arrangements needed.
Services
- Residential block management
- Service charge accounting and budgets
- Fire risk and health and safety assessments
- Buildings insurance administration
- Major works and Section 20 consultation
- Repairs and contractor management
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Who MPM Ltd works with
- Freeholders
- Residents' management companies
- Leaseholders and residents
- Landlords
Areas covered
Nottingham, Mapperley and Nottinghamshire
Questions about MPM Ltd
Where can I contact MPM in Nottingham?
MPM's office is at The Site Office, 10 Nightingale House, Ockbrook Drive, Mapperley, Nottingham, NG3 6AT. Telephone 0115 960 7410 or email enquiries@mpm-ltd.co.uk. The company also identifies this telephone number for emergency contact.
What problems can MPM manage within residential blocks?
Its services cover communal maintenance, contractor coordination, inspections, service charge administration, major works consultation and building management. Residents can use the company's published contact arrangements for repairs and relevant building consent enquiries.
How are MPM's management fees calculated?
The website describes a tailored block management service but does not establish a single charge applying to every development. Freeholders and management company directors should request a proposal explaining the management fee, service scope and any additional charges.
What should Nottingham leaseholders do before major building works?
Review the proposed work, service charge information and any consultation documents. The Housing Act 2004 and Renters' Rights Act 2025 form part of England's wider housing law, alongside specific leasehold legislation. Nottingham City Council can address appropriate local building safety concerns.
Does MPM work with Right to Manage companies?
Yes. Right to Manage companies are specifically included among its block management clients. Its website also identifies management of a substantial Right to Manage development at City Heights, Mapperley, and describes support for management handovers.
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