PPR Launches Happiness Club - creating amazing experiences for our tenants

We hope we've made another NW6 first here by announcing our commitment to our guests of Cavendish Road, here is our outline for caring for our clients beyond any level we've ever experienced! Please send us a comment with your thoughts or give us a call on 07813 290 338 to view Cavendish Road. 

PPR Happiness Club™

When you move into one of our homes, we want you to feel very happy. That's why we've created the PPR Happiness Club™, more than just a list it's our commitment to making your time with us feel like the no other rental experience you've ever had.

Here is what we will do for the people who live in our properties:  

- One free Sunday Times (per property) delivered to your door every week: enjoy, share & recycle

- Free PPR Walk-In™ and Walk-Out™ Inventory – some companies charge up to £150 for an inventory, so we're sure you'll love our comprehensive and collaborative inventory system

- Free PPR EasyContract™ - produced together within 48 hours we'll make sure your always happy, at no cost to you 

- Fast Deposit Protection Scheme Tenant ID's – same day ID's for deposits made via HSBC

- Sanitaryware and drains serviced every three months (you clean them though, please)

- Dishwasher, washing machine and tumble drier checked every three months

- Gardens and outdoor areas maintained every month

- Dustbins and recycling cleaned four times a year

- Phone numbers for very good cleaners, we hope they have time!

Cavendish Road Launches For Rent - 4 doubles, 2 baths, Party Garden and much much more

Peoples Property Revolution are proud to announce the launch of our premier property: Cavendish Road, NW6, London. Ideal for sharers or a family. 


Located equidistant from Queens Park and Kilburn. This luxury two story upper maisonette has been freshly renovated to exceptional standards. The property is approximately 2000sqft and comprises four double bedrooms, one luxury bathroom suite upstairs and a newly installed walk-in shower and toilet on the lowerfloor.


The spacious marble topped kitchen with all mod cons (dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge, freezer, microwave, plates, pots, pans, cutlery - everything you'll need) and generous lounge area includes artworks, huge corner sofa and a large flat screen TV. This big residence has the added benefit of a well maintained private 100sqm section of garden, accessed via the side of the property, offering the security of first floor living with the pleasure of a garden.

Here's a quick look around

2000sqft over two floors

3 or 4 double bedrooms (3 large, 1 better than ok, with huge flat screen TV)

Contemporary fittings, plush carpets, curtains, blinds and furniture

Huge kitchen living area inc: 8 seater corner sofa and LCD TV & DVD

American Style Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher and Washer/Drier

Secure outside storage for bicycles

Very large lawned garden complete with BBQ, bar, worktop and gardener!

15mins to Kilburn (Jubilee), 15 mins to Queens Park and 5mins to Brondesbury (Overland)

Sainsbury's Local – Great Pubs – Slow Food – 24hr/365day grocery store

Managed under PPR Happiness Club™standards for total satisfaction
Sorry no inside smokers or pets :(

Priced at £695 per week - Available from April 14th 2011

Smile…you’re nearly home

At Peoples Property Revolution you live in a home that has been the center of our world too. That means you get a home designed to be lived in, not just rented out time and time again. Our properties are all owned by us, so we pride ourselves on renting you a place we have lived in and loved ourselves.We want you to be really happy in your new home from the moment you walk through the door. And we want you to stay that way; which is why we go all-out to give you a warm homely living space filled with the necessary accessories, great bedrooms & beds, outstanding bathrooms, cool gardens or balconies and a level of service never before encountered.

Welcome to our homes, and your Peoples Property Revolution. More information will be posted very soon, but if you want to get in touch with us ASAP or for a full brochure detailing every aspect of Cavendish Road and to arrange a viewing please call Peter Tomlinson on 07813 290338 or Maudie Chandler on 07921 198484 or email our temporary address peoplespropertyrevolutionQP@gmail.com

Peoples Property Revolution set for London launch

It's been a year in the making, and from March 2011 Peoples Property Revolution will launch its revolutionary take on rental lettings in Queens Park, London.

Peoples Property Revolution offers our homes to hardworking young Londoners who want to rent amazing property and get outstanding levels of service throughout their time with us. We are small, beause we only rent the properties we own - that way we know just how to keep them amazing for you. And we have big ambitions for the future. Watch this space.

To say hello email us at our temporary account - peoplespropertyrevolutionQP@gmail.com - we're working hard to get all our systems up and running in the next 30 days.

Here is a preview of our new logo.

My first job in London...The Budweiser House Party for CAKE

This was such a cool summer job way back in 2002, I remember their premises - an old church in Kensington - got SO HOT they had to buy fans from Homebase to keep everyone cool and under control.

Amazing colleagues, loads of celebrities, our events and other parties every week and quality media coverage made this the best introduction to working in London ever.

Thanks for the free drinks, the tent, frisbee and cool job, I'll never forget it! Here is their case study for the project from the website www.cakegroup.com

Turn your property into an ad... Target style

Check out this Mother for Target NYC Fall 2010 clip. They turned the windows of The Standard Hotel, on the Highline, into a giant entertainment fashion show for the night.

On a smaller scale, why not ask your local hairdresser or fashion store to do a 'show' on your balcony or roof terrace? Would work perfectly on those appartments opposite the Salsbury Pub in Queens Park on a late summers drinking evening!

Mendoza, Argentina - rich in both wine and design

They love it here. And their city is so cool as well.... beautiful parks... well designed streets and colonial architecture set around old plazas.

They know how to add smart details to modern houses too. Like the floating concrete stairs on this entrance and the recycled railway sleepers set upright and used to make this driveway.

I also liked a few of the logos for Le Petit Printers and the Kato Cafe. Smart.

Its been a long time since anything caught my eye.... Salta, Argentina

Equador, Bolivia and Peruvian people don't go in for design, unless you count adobe bricks and corrugated iron as features, but at last in Salta, these two are straight out of Monocle magazine....

Angular, Austrian looking and built to say 'don't even attempt to break into me'

They were perched up on the mountain side with towering views of Salta city below and the teleferico taking weekend city dwellers up to the lofty peaks above.

Cool furniture in Caratgena

Saw these local made loungers and chair in Casa Media Luna in Getsemini, Caratagena.

Easy to make at home

Using Bamboo for outdoor lighting

Sorry about the quality of these pictures, it was hard to get the night exposure with the little camera.

In a beach club in Monterrico, Guatemala, they used 20ft lengths of cut bamboo and small bamboo plants to carry light upwards.

This illumination was really effective at outlining the path whilst delivering a cool eye catching effect.

Simple idea using local materials, worked a treat.

How to build a deck on a roof

This is a great example of how to turn a pitch roof into a sundeck. This one on a guest house in West End, Roatan, Honduras has no safety guard and falls a sheer 40ft onto the beach.

That aside, its a very neat example of how a deck can easily be fitted to a roof to make a fun sunning area.

Tulum

Around 700AD the Mayans built Tulum.

It was the last of the great sites built to and used as a key trading position to ship produce up and down the Mexican coast.

Its in a stunning position, and if I were to build a warehouse and office.... I couldnt think of a better vantage point.

The sea is perfect and the sand like sugar.

Hip Hotels - Playa Del Carmen

This hotel in Playa Del Carmen uses simple lighting and a gigantic video wall playing Casablanca on loop throughout the night.

The pool has AWAY FROM YOU spelled out on tiles below, and out of the picture there is a decked bar with cabanas and neon strip lighting.

The hotel group also have a place called Basico two blocks away and one in Mexico City called, The Condessa. All are very habitable.

http://www.hoteldeseo.com/

Sky Gardens

The owners of this apartment block in Mexico DF have taken vertical gardening to a new level. Really nice to see in a city full of cars, ozone and concrete....

Seat on the Street

This is cool. A tiled bench with a garden built into the back. Seen on the street in Condessa, DF. Mexico.

Recycled Vertical Garden

The Mexicans are a resourceful nation, here is another great example. This vertical garden not only made a great fence, but the plastic bottle containers filled with soil stack perfectly and the gaps allow small plants and mosses to grow. Ingenious.

Tree in a bench

This tree provided shade and greenery to an otherwise basic concrete bench. The street had these lining either pavement on a 100m stretch. Street Smart.

Stylish paintjob in Guadalahara

This bakers had a really fresh clean feel in a ritzy suburb of Guadalahara, Mexico.

Stunning Bathroom Fittings from Mexico

The mexican company Helvex produces high quality, durable bathroom fixtures and fittings. They come in traditional and contemporary designs. Would be great in the UK.

http://www.helvex.com.mx/

http://www.alibaba.com/member/mx100521418.html

The worlds most comfortable bed

This is it.

Insane comfort and contouring of the body.

Delivers maxium support whilst being springy for fun. Get them cheaper at www.encore-gp.com

Outdoor Garden Innovation

We bumped into this urban garden in old Mexico City.

They had turned a paved area into a oasis of green by filling shallow pots with grass for seating, water and pond life. Everyone, young and old was enjoying the experience.

Most interesting of all was the recycling of oil drums into homes for giant bamboo.