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Centrick Strengthens Bristol Presence With Takeover of 37 Blocks From Easton Bevins

Residential property management specialist, Centrick, has taken over the management of 37 blocks, comprising 590 homes, from Bristol-based Easton Bevins.

The transfer includes three key members of staff joining Centrick as part of the handover, bringing local knowledge and continuity for residents & clients. The portfolio is predominantly resident-managed (RMC) schemes.

 Easton Bevins has taken the decision to focus on its core building surveying practice and is stepping back from residential property management. Centrick took on full management responsibility for the affected blocks from 1 September 2026.

Group New Business Director, Charles Lucas said: “We are pleased to welcome these residents and colleagues to Centrick. Our in-house teams across property management, accounts, compliance and resident services mean we can support these blocks from day one, with the infrastructure already in place to deliver a consistent, high standard of service.

Centrick manages more than 30,000 homes across the UK, spanning building and estate management, build to rent, asset management and consultancy services, with five offices across the UK. This acquisition strengthens the company’s presence in Bristol and the wider South West.

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