Local Leicester Company Receives Hat Trick At National Awards Ceremony
Jamie Lewis Residential Lettings has just been nominated for three awards at a National Ceremony. The Landlord and Letting Awards 2010 has put forward Jamie Lewis Residential as a finalist for three awards for:-
Customer Services
Innovation
Campaigner
These premier national awards are hosted by Landlord & Buy-to-Let Magazine. The organisers told us "This year we received over four times more entries across all categories than we did in 2009, as all entries were of extremely high quality, Jamie Lewis Residential should be extremely proud of themselves for reaching this stage".
The final awards are made at a ceremony in November 2010. Jamie Lewis is delighted "This is the second year running we have been nominated for a customer services award and just delighted for all the staff who have worked so hard at making the rental process for our tenants that much better, I'm so proud of them all".
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Student accommodation in Leicester - New Developments Gain Local Support
These buildings a bonus for city
I write in response to Nick Di Perna's letter "Planning rethink needed" (Mailbox, September 7) and find it difficult to understand why anyone would be against the purpose-built student developments that are either proposed or under construction in the vicinity of De Montfort University.
The developments provide modern, clean and very safe accommodation to those away from home for the first time and, being within walking distance of the university, reduce the carbon footprint of trips to and from the place of study.
They are developed on what would be otherwise derelict sites, so there are no real detrimental effects on the local landscape. And at a time where there is a shortage of both student and rental accommodation, they provide a way of releasing many residential properties back as non-student lets or family homes. This can all surely be a good thing?
As far as Jamie Lewis (the developer the letter mentions) is concerned, this company has majored on providing affordable accommodation across the West End of Leicester and judging by the work in progress on their building in Eastern Boulevard, provide employment for many tradespeople at a time when the building industry is suffering especially badly.
In my opinion they should be encouraged and not criticised in what they do.
As someone involved in business, and, indeed, property development, I can tell Mr Di Perna that making a living with all the various hurdles involved and the current trading climate is hard enough without members of the public trying to derail the process.
I, therefore, hope that the council continue to support the work that is going on to improve the city's accommodation offering for students and young tenants.
Andrew Myers, Leicester.
As published in the Leicester Mercury Mailbox - 13th September 2010
I write in response to Nick Di Perna's letter "Planning rethink needed" (Mailbox, September 7) and find it difficult to understand why anyone would be against the purpose-built student developments that are either proposed or under construction in the vicinity of De Montfort University.
The developments provide modern, clean and very safe accommodation to those away from home for the first time and, being within walking distance of the university, reduce the carbon footprint of trips to and from the place of study.
They are developed on what would be otherwise derelict sites, so there are no real detrimental effects on the local landscape. And at a time where there is a shortage of both student and rental accommodation, they provide a way of releasing many residential properties back as non-student lets or family homes. This can all surely be a good thing?
As far as Jamie Lewis (the developer the letter mentions) is concerned, this company has majored on providing affordable accommodation across the West End of Leicester and judging by the work in progress on their building in Eastern Boulevard, provide employment for many tradespeople at a time when the building industry is suffering especially badly.
In my opinion they should be encouraged and not criticised in what they do.
As someone involved in business, and, indeed, property development, I can tell Mr Di Perna that making a living with all the various hurdles involved and the current trading climate is hard enough without members of the public trying to derail the process.
I, therefore, hope that the council continue to support the work that is going on to improve the city's accommodation offering for students and young tenants.
Andrew Myers, Leicester.
As published in the Leicester Mercury Mailbox - 13th September 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Rent a flat in Leicester - Gimson Development by Jamie Lewis Residential
Gimson Development - flat to rent in Leicester.
This beautiful development rarely has any availability, all of these apartments and flats for rent go so quickly. Only a short walk from Leicester city, DMU, LRI and Braunstone Gate makes it a popular choice. For those that don't want to walk there are great transport links.
This £495 flat we have for rent is one of the largest on the development. Spacious, bright and airy with a modern contemporary design it suits the modern professional wanting to rent a place to stay in Leicester.
Available to rent now, call the office 8am - 6pm to collect the keys and view at your leisure.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Rent a flat in Leicester - 1 bed flat in Gimson Building with Jamie Lewis Residential
Rent a Flat In Leicester with Jamie Lewis Residential
Gimson Villas has a vacancy! So if you are looking for a place to live in Leicester and want to rent a flat near the city, then this could be for you.
A new development with modern decor, designer bathroom suites and smart kitchens.
This historic building has been sympathetically converted into modern flats to rent, close to the city centre. With traditional features such as the extra large windows and solid walls and doors - it has proven to be a very popular place to stay in the Westend of the city.
Bright and airy living room with seperate kitchen with oven and hob with extractor fan.
Double glazing / heating / double bedroom / double showers with electric showers.
On site laundrette & secure post room with CCTV
Ideally situated only a short walk from the City Centre & ideal for Narborough Road / Braunstone Gate
Council Tax band A
Call 0116 2331233 to arrange your viewing.
Rent a flat in Leicester - one bedroom flat in Aylestone, Leicester with Jamie Lewis Residential
Jamie Lewis Residential has this one bedroom property for rent in Ayelstone, Leicester. Ground floor, with its own modern kitchen with oven and hob. External door leading to paved garden area.
If you work near the LRI you will find this the perfect place to live in Leicester. Only a short walk to the Leicester Royal Infirmary and town.
Windows are all double glazed, with new shower rooms and modern interiors make this an ideal place to rent in Leicester.
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