Welcome to the Federation of Private Residents’ Associations
√ Do you manage or want to manage your block/estate?
√ Do you want to buy the freehold of your block/estate?
√ Do you want to change the managing agent?
√ Are you having problems with service charges?
√ Are major works a headache for you?
√ Are there any other issues you need help with?
FPRA CAN HELP.
WE WILL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS AND HELP SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS
The Federation of Private Residents’ Associations are a not-for-profit lease advice, support and lobbying organisation for private residential leaseholders, tenants’ and residents’ associations, Residential Management Companies and Flat Management Companies.
We are the national voice of residents’ associations and are frequently consulted by government. Our leasehold advisory services are free to members, who pay an annual subscription fee.
The Federation of Private Residents’ Associations (FPRA) is an independent organisation. It does not endorse or recommend any products, service providers or companies.
The FPRA is able to offer its members specialist legal, insurance, management and building guidance. We represent and understand the interests of leaseholders seeking to set up a tenants’ association, existing tenants associations (recognised or not) and resident management companies.
We publish a quarterly newsletter for members, as well as information guides and booklets, and keep members informed about current issues and events affecting leaseholders.
If you are a leaseholder in a block of flats, have problems with your freeholder, need to form a residents’ association, part-own the freehold and/ or manage your own block, the FPRA can help. Download our leaflet (PDF) for further information.
LEASE Website >> If you are an individual solely looking for personal advice please click to link to the governments Leasehold Advisory Service (LEASE)
Twitter hashtag is @FoPRA
#Leasehold Hour
Join the FPRA and Flat Living on Twitter every Tuesday at 8pm to discuss all things Leasehold. Recently launched #LeaseholdHour is your opportunity to speak to other individuals and organisations with an interest in Leasehold, you can ask questions or follow the discussion for other relevant news.
To follow the conversation just search the hashtag #LeaseholdHour (or use the link here) and when joining the conversation just make sure you use #LeaseholdHour on your tweets so that everyone can see them.
Annual membership fees 2017/18 – 2019/20
The annual membership fee is based on the size of the block and is typically less than £5 per flat per annum. Revised fees apply upon renewal. There is a £75 one off joining fee.
| 2017/18 | 2018/19 | 2019/20 | |
| Up to 25 flats | £97.50 | £107.50 | £127.50 |
| 26 – 50 | £115.00 | £125.00 | £145.00 |
| 51 – 100 | £180.00 | £190.00 | £210.00 |
| 101 – 150 | £245.00 | £265.00 | £285.00 |
| 151+ | £305.00 | £325.00 | £335.00 |
Service Charge Residential Management Code 2016
The Service Charge Residential Management Code 2016, 3rd edition is now available for PDF download/online viewing.
This is the latest edition and published by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).