New Central Tenants’ Association
A New Central Tenants’ Association can support residents and leaseholders by providing a unified voice on building management, service charges, maintenance issues, and communication with the landlord or property management agent. However, it needs to be created in stages, following best practice, to support all property owners (leaseholders) and residents.
Our Purpose
We help residents understand their rights, challenge unfair charges, request transparency from managing agents, and raise building‑wide issues collectively. A Tenants’ Association gives you influence that individual residents rarely have.
What we need to do
- First, we want leaseholders at New Central to take action and support us in forming this association, which is known as a Tenants’ Association (TA). If we gain enough support from leaseholders across the development, we can form it with a constitution and elected officials who act on your behalf. Click here to Register and support the Tenants’ Association or scan the QR code below.
- The next stage is only possible when 50% of the leaseholders are members of the Tenants’ Association. At this point we will ask the Landlord to “recognise” the Tenants’ Association. This makes the association a Recognised Tenants’ Association (RTA), which has legal standing to have collaborative discussions with the property management company and the landlords about decisions they are taking for your building, your service charges, and your money.
Issues & Campaigns we want to launch
- Service charge reviews
- Building maintenance concerns
- Communication with managing agents
- Safety, compliance, and inspections
- Community engagement and resident feedback
As a Recognised Tenants’ Association (RTA), we will work to ensure fair treatment, clear information, and meaningful involvement in decisions that affect all of us. Giving your support makes a difference. Joining costs nothing and takes two minutes.
Click here to Register and support the Tenants’ Association or scan the QR code below.
Why Join the Tenants’ Association
Membership strengthens our ability to negotiate, request information, and hold managing agents accountable. The more residents who join, the stronger our collective position becomes. Once enough leaseholders join us, we can request formal recognition and gain the legal standing to represent leaseholders directly with the landlord and managing agent.