Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Block management · Parking
Managing parking on private developments
Permits& allocation
Leasesset rights
Enforcementcode of practice
Fairfor residents
In short: On private residential developments, parking rights usually come from the leases, which may allocate spaces or set rules for shared parking. Freeholders and managing agents often use permit systems and may appoint parking operators to enforce rules, which must follow the industry code of practice. Good management balances fair access for residents and visitors with clear signage and reasonable enforcement. Fraser Bond provides block management in London, including parking arrangements.
| Issue | Approach |
|---|---|
| Allocated spaces | Follow the lease plans |
| Shared parking | Clear permit rules |
| Visitors | Visitor permits or time limits |
| Enforcement | Use operators that follow the code of practice |
Parking on private developments
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Who decides parking rules in a block?
The lease and the freeholder or management company.
Can private parking tickets be challenged?
Yes, through the operator's appeal process and independent appeals.
Does Fraser Bond manage blocks?
Yes, in London.
