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Are UK house prices and rental price affordability getting worse?

As of 2023, rental prices are becoming increasingly unaffordable for people with an average income in the UK. Fewer homes are available for rent now as compared to a decade ago.

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What are interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of their capacity to have their say on the lease renewals?

Pole Properties Limited v Feinberg [1982] 43 P&CR 121 (Court of Appeal)SummaryIn the matter Pole Properties Limited v Feinberg [1982] 43 P&CR 121, the courts had summed interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of th...

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Which regions in the UK have the highest concentration of holiday homes?

The South West region, particularly areas like South Hams in Devon and Cornwall, has the highest concentration of holiday homes. Other areas like Wales, North Norfolk, and the Isle of Anglesey also have significant numbers of holiday homes.

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Why would we want to appoint a manager for our building?

There are several reasons why you might want to consider appointing a manager for your building:- Professional Expertise: A qualified and experienced property manager can bring valuable expertise in managing the day-to-day operations of the building. They can hand...

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A complaint involving the reasonableness and the equity of service charges being levied on Mr. Mullaney by the lessor, Maybourne.

Mullaney v. Maybourne Grange (Croydon) Management Co [1986] 1 E.G.L.R.70 SummarySummaryThe case of Mullaney v Maybourne Grange (Croydon) Management Co. [1986] 1 E.G.L.R. 70 is argued over a complaint involving the reasonableness and the equity of service charges bein...

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How does this policy work with companies based overseas?

The court may choose to apply a Building Liability Order to a company based overseas if it is an associated company, which would be enforced in the normal manner.

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What is a freehold title in UK law?

Freehold is absolute ownership of the property, including the land it stands on. Whereas leasehold is the right to a demised property for a term of years. In a freehold leasehold scenario, unless there is a management company or right-to-manage the company in existe...

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How many additional properties will meet the growing demand for housing in the UK?

To meet the growing demand for housing, 230,000 additional properties are required in the UK.

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How does CDP climate change scores rating or accreditation system work?

CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) operates a climate change rating and accreditation system that assesses companies' efforts and performance in managing climate-related risks and opportunities. CDP's scoring methodology considers various factors a...

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What is the difference between a freehold and a leasehold property?

The main difference between a freehold and a leasehold property lies in the ownership rights and duration of ownership:- Freehold Property: When you own a freehold property, you have complete ownership of both the building and the land it stands on. You hold the p...

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What is the purpose of the RICS?

RICS – The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) represents the property profession in 146 countries, and regulates its ‘Chartered’ members. All valuations are subject to the RICS International Valuation Standards otherwise known as the ‘Red Book’.

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How many private rental properties have disappeared in the last four years?

Nearly 260,000 properties in the private rental sector have disappeared in the UK.

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Who can have claims brought against them?

Claims can be brought against manufacturers of construction products, and all other economic operators (e.g. distributors) in the supply and marketing of construction products. It will depend on which party is responsible for the product being mis-sold, inherently de...

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What is a deed of covenant?

A deed of covenant is essentially a promise. It is a promise by the buyer of a lease to abide by the covenants stated in the lease and if usually entered into as a condition of any sale in the lease post the original first sale.

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What is Net Zero emissions on a global scale?

Net Zero emissions is a global goal that aims to balance greenhouse gas emissions with their removal from the atmosphere, effectively resulting in no net increase of these gases.

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Why are only Members of the Company or Shareholders allowed to attend the (AGM) ?

Company Members and Shareholders pay to fund the running of the Company unless the Company is named in your lease, whereby all owners fund the company. Voting decisions can only be made by Company Members or Shareholders at the Annual General Meeting.

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What changes are proposed in The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill for existing leaseholders?

Existing leaseholders stand to benefit from simplified and cost-effective processes for extending lease terms, extending standard lease terms to 990 years with reduced ground rent, and removing the two-year ownership requirement for accessing reforms.

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What is the process after the meeting?

After the meeting, the minutes will be issued so you can see the actions arising. You can log onto the Ringley Gateway™ and watch as we action things.

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What are the transportation options available in Salford?

Salford offers a well-connected transportation network. The city has bus services that cover most areas, and the Metrolink tram system provides convenient travel within Salford and connects to neighboring Manchester. Salford is also well-served by train services, and...

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What does Ringley offer investors?

The business offers investors a one stop shop partner to those owning residential and living sector assets with divisions for:project monitoringmobilisationleasingresident managementbuilding managementRent pricing, pet rent and utilities management are part of what w...

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Which are the best cycle routes in Wembley?

The Three Parks, Brent River Park, and Harrow to Stanmore routes are popular among cyclists.

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How does the Building Safety Act impact residents and homeowners?

The Building Safety Act establishes mechanisms for reporting safety concerns, strengthens the regulatory framework, and improves the transparency of building safety information.

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What to expect while living in Wembley?

Living in Wembley is a highly satisfying experience as it has many amenities and excellent transportation facilities. The food, music, and entertainment scene is buzzing too.

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What is the difference between Right to Manage and a Court appointed property manager?

The Right to Manage (RTM) and a Court-appointed property manager are two distinct mechanisms for managing a property, and they have some key differences:- Right to Manage (RTM): RTM is a legal right granted to leaseholders that allows them to take over the managem...

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What do the UK Household Costs Indices (HCIs) cover?

The HCIs estimate inflation rates experienced by different household groups in the UK.

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What causes condensation and mould, and why are both dangerous to human health?

The mould associated with condensation is formed by the presence of humidity and moisture in the air and in spaces where there is poor ventilation and/or no heating facilities. The mould is dangerous to health as it can directly affect the respiratory system and caus...

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How did previous court decisions, like Windermere and Oliver, influence property law in the UK?

Windermere Marina Village v Wild and Oliver v Sheffield City Council were landmark cases that broadened the interpretation of section 27A (6), making provisions that allowed landlords to define "fair and reasonable" service charge proportions void. These cases laid t...

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The failure of the defendant in its duties if there existed any, and the remedies the plaintiffs were to be accorded.

Harry Johnson, June Johnson and Others vs County Bideford LtdSummaryHarry Johnson, June Johnson and Others vs Co District Bideford Ltd Corporation Ltd is a case pitting the plaintiffs, who include Harry Johnson and June Johnson and other co-claimants against the defe...

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What is the purpose of the Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities Committee's investigation into shared ownership?

The committee's inquiry aims to assess whether shared ownership genuinely provides an affordable path to homeownership and identify the obstacles preventing individuals from achieving complete homeownership. Shared ownership faces concerns about its affordability, r...

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What is the biggest problem plaguing the PRS market?

The concern is a lack of quality single housing accommodation in the private rental sector, increased concern grows around landlords who could be neglecting the quality of accommodation and don’t have a designated team to manage their portfolio to today’s constantly ...

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Ask our Experts

What our customers are asking:

Are UK house prices and rental price affordability getting worse?

As of 2023, rental prices are becoming increasingly unaffordable for people with an average income in the UK. Fewer homes are available for rent now as compared to a decade ago.

What are interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of their capacity to have their say on the lease renewals?

Which regions in the UK have the highest concentration of holiday homes?

Why would we want to appoint a manager for our building?

A complaint involving the reasonableness and the equity of service charges being levied on Mr. Mullaney by the lessor, Maybourne.

How does this policy work with companies based overseas?

The court may choose to apply a Building Liability Order to a company based overseas if it is an associated company, which would be enforced in the normal manner.

What is a freehold title in UK law?

How many additional properties will meet the growing demand for housing in the UK?

To meet the growing demand for housing, 230,000 additional properties are required in the UK.

How does CDP climate change scores rating or accreditation system work?

What is the difference between a freehold and a leasehold property?

What is the purpose of the RICS?

How many private rental properties have disappeared in the last four years?

Nearly 260,000 properties in the private rental sector have disappeared in the UK.

Who can have claims brought against them?

What is a deed of covenant?

What is Net Zero emissions on a global scale?

Net Zero emissions is a global goal that aims to balance greenhouse gas emissions with their removal from the atmosphere, effectively resulting in no net increase of these gases.

Why are only Members of the Company or Shareholders allowed to attend the (AGM) ?

What changes are proposed in The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill for existing leaseholders?

What is the process after the meeting?

After the meeting, the minutes will be issued so you can see the actions arising. You can log onto the Ringley Gateway™ and watch as we action things.

What are the transportation options available in Salford?

What does Ringley offer investors?

Which are the best cycle routes in Wembley?

The Three Parks, Brent River Park, and Harrow to Stanmore routes are popular among cyclists.

How does the Building Safety Act impact residents and homeowners?

The Building Safety Act establishes mechanisms for reporting safety concerns, strengthens the regulatory framework, and improves the transparency of building safety information.

What to expect while living in Wembley?

Living in Wembley is a highly satisfying experience as it has many amenities and excellent transportation facilities. The food, music, and entertainment scene is buzzing too.

What is the difference between Right to Manage and a Court appointed property manager?

What do the UK Household Costs Indices (HCIs) cover?

The HCIs estimate inflation rates experienced by different household groups in the UK.

Ask from our Property Experts

What our customers are asking:

What our customers are asking:

Are UK house prices and rental price affordability getting worse?

What are interpretations involving lease provisions and rights of the landlord and the tenant of their capacity to have their say on the lease renewals?

Which regions in the UK have the highest concentration of holiday homes?

Why would we want to appoint a manager for our building?

A complaint involving the reasonableness and the equity of service charges being levied on Mr. Mullaney by the lessor, Maybourne.

How does this policy work with companies based overseas?

What is a freehold title in UK law?

How many additional properties will meet the growing demand for housing in the UK?

How does CDP climate change scores rating or accreditation system work?

What is the difference between a freehold and a leasehold property?

What is the purpose of the RICS?

How many private rental properties have disappeared in the last four years?

Who can have claims brought against them?

What is a deed of covenant?

What is Net Zero emissions on a global scale?

Why are only Members of the Company or Shareholders allowed to attend the (AGM) ?

What changes are proposed in The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill for existing leaseholders?

What is the process after the meeting?

What are the transportation options available in Salford?

What does Ringley offer investors?

Which are the best cycle routes in Wembley?

How does the Building Safety Act impact residents and homeowners?

What to expect while living in Wembley?

What is the difference between Right to Manage and a Court appointed property manager?

What do the UK Household Costs Indices (HCIs) cover?

What causes condensation and mould, and why are both dangerous to human health?

How did previous court decisions, like Windermere and Oliver, influence property law in the UK?

The failure of the defendant in its duties if there existed any, and the remedies the plaintiffs were to be accorded.

What is the purpose of the Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities Committee's investigation into shared ownership?

What is the biggest problem plaguing the PRS market?

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