New High-rise Buildings Practice to Advise on Post-Grenfell Regulations

London-based block management company LRPM has launched a dedicated consultancy practice focusing on high-rise buildings over 80 metres tall as the UK government implements recommendations from Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry.

LRPM currently manages a portfolio of 100 high-rise buildings which are often subject to complex regulatory requirements.

"The post-Grenfell legislative changes have fundamentally altered the landscape for high rise residential management. We recognised early on that this sector would require dedicated expertise and resources, which is why we've invested in specialist personnel and comprehensive training across our entire team."

We recognised early on that this sector would require dedicated expertise and resources, which is why we've invested in specialist personnel and comprehensive training across our entire team."

The new high-rise practice reflects LRPM's strategic response to evolving regulatory requirements, including enhanced fire safety assessments, stricter building safety protocols, and increased reporting obligations for tall residential buildings.

LRPM's expansion into specialist high rise management comes as the firm continues to build its reputation for delivering comprehensive property management services across London's residential sector.

Letitia Randell, founder of LRPM, says: "The high-rise sector represents a growing and extremely important area of our business.

The added complexity of managing tower blocks in today's regulatory environment means this has become a genuine specialism that is highly valued by our residents and building owners.