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The Livingcity Group grows Residential Estate Management Division with new appointment
The Livingcity Group – one of the North West’s leading property and asset management companies – has made a new appointment to its Residential Estate Management Division. Wendy Walker joins the firm as an Estate Manager from The Guinness Partnership which is one of the UK’s largest affordable housing and care providers. Her core roles and responsibilities include the day to day management of the properties and staff within Livingcity’s residential management portfolio as well as ensuring optimum service delivery to both clients and property owners.
Headquartered in Manchester, The Livingcity Group employs over 30 head office based staff with a further 100 personnel who are either onsite or field based. As well as its property asset management division, the company also operates a number of other arms, including; LcBC – its building surveying team – and TLCbyLc which offers bespoke cleaning and maintenance services for both commercial and domestic clients.
Paul Atkins, Director of Livingcity Asset Management Limited commented: “As a business, we are committed to offering the very best service to our clients and the residents of the buildings we manage. Wendy boasts extensive experience and excellent credentials in the sector so her appointments will help to further strengthen what we do and how we work.“
Whilst Wendy said of her new role: “I’m delighted to be now be part of the Livingcity team. The firm has a great reputation and my aim is to now add value, to reinforce what the business stands for and to ensure our service delivery continues to be the very best it can be.“
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