KM Real Estate Appoints Michelle Cliff as Head of Residential Property Management

Michelle Cliff has been confirmed as Head of Residential Property Management for KM Real Estate in a major appointment for the property firm

Michelle boasts more than 18 years of experience in the property management industry after starting her career at Regenda Homes as Leaseholder Administrator, before a swift promotion to Property Manager.

Michelle would leave Regenda in 2014, being headhunted for other senior posts in block management, building up unrivalled knowledge and contacts within the industry.

She arrives at KM Real Estate and will help drive progression after the major alliance between Berkeley Shaw and Keppie Massie and the move to luxury office space in Old Haymarket in Liverpool city centre.

Berkeley Shaw and Keppie Massie, two well-known and respected Liverpool firms who have operated in the property sector for over 50 years across Crosby, Formby, Southport and the city centre, were created earlier in 2022 to create a more focused and comprehensive service for their residential agency and management clients.

Michelle Cliff said: “I am delighted to be appointed as Head of Residential Property Management for KM Real Estate, proud partners of the Berkeley Shaw Group.

“At KM Real Estate I can already see a clear vision of the future and I am so excited to get started. I consider myself to be innovative in thought processes behind company culture, have a strong worth ethic, and share the same core values as KM Real Estate.

“I am thrilled to begin my KM Real Estate journey at our fantastic new office in Liverpool, where we offer personable, bespoke services to a range of clients including Block and Estate Management, Asset Management and Compliance, and Right to Manage Services.

“Property management is a challenge, and every day is different, but it is also the most rewarding of careers. Being able to make clients feel safe and happy in their forever homes whilst fulfilling our promises is the best feeling in the world.”