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What changes are expected in EPC assessments in the UK by 2030?
By 2030, significant changes are anticipated, including the enforcement of the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP 11) for domestic properties in 2025, improvements in EPC methodology, and potential performance-based policies for large commercial and industrial buildi...
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What are HMOs, and why is Burnley Council considering stricter regulations for them?
HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) are properties shared by unrelated individuals. Burnley Council is considering stricter regulations due to concerns about increasing anti-social behaviour, crime, and parking issues in certain areas of the borough.
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Why is Royal Waterside emerging as such a famous address in the UK?
Royal Waterside is regarded as the ultimate in modern luxury living. The apartments reflect style, sustainability, and comfort. Each of the luxury residences feels like a tranquil oasis in the city amidst concrete jungles.
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How do I apply to the Tribunal for an appointed property manager?
To apply to the tribunal for an appointed property manager, you would generally follow these steps:- Review the eligibility criteria: Familiarize yourself with the specific eligibility requirements for applying to the tribunal for an appointed property manager. Th...
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Huge legal points which come up in this case are the just grounds in law for eviction, rights available to a tenant, and duties of the landlord.
Sutton (Hastoe) Housing Association v Williams (1988) 20 H.L.R. 321SummarySutton (Hastoe) Housing Association v Williams (1988) 20 H.L.R. 321 is a case in which the tenant of a house was evicted by the landlord, Sutton (Hastoe) Housing Association. Huge legal points ...
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What is MEES?
MEES or Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards are regulations announced by the UK government, setting a minimum level of energy efficiency for privately rented non-domestic and domestic properties.
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Question of construction of lease pacts, reasonableness of servicer charges that are levied and the obligations on the freeholder and the managing agents in the management and maintenance of the property.
Eve Court (2008)SummaryThe Eve Court (2008) is a case which involves a dispute by the leaseholders on the service charges and the management of the residential property. The case is a legal fight on question of construction of lease pacts, reasonableness of servicer ...
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What is Ringley’s sustainability Strategy & Policy?
In 2025 The 2030 agenda for sustainable development was adopted by all United Nations member states. Recognised globally, it provides a shared blueprint and at its heart are 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs), which are an urgent call for action by all countries...
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What powers does the BSR have?
The BSR has various powers to fulfill its regulatory responsibilities. It can take enforcement actions, such as issuing penalties and prohibition notices, to ensure compliance with building safety standards. The BSR can also recover costs from regulated parties.Botto...
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What is the significance of the Court of Appeal's decision in the Avon Ground Rents case?
The Court of Appeal's decision grants shared ownership leaseholders the same legal rights as other private sector leaseholders, ensuring their eligibility for the right to manage their properties.
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What are the risks of not doing Section 20 consultation properly?
You are at risk. However, since 2014 the Daejan vs Benson case suggests that a dispensation from consultation might be granted if it is just and reasonable to do so, eg, emergency communal heating failure in winter, else what you can recover from service charge paye...
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What are the implications if the final price of the works exceeds the tender sum returned?
Best advice is to follow a formal specification and tender process, inviting owners to nominate contractors and to nominate a place where tenders can be inspected. The Contract Administrator’s job is to try to bring the contract in on budget, he or she should make ...
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What is the housing situation in the UK?
The UK is facing a serious housing shortage marked by a persistent scarcity of residences. The government aims to build 300,000 new homes annually to meet demand and maintain affordability.
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Why are private rented sector landlords leaving the rental market?
Many existing landlords may exit the Private Rental Sector because of the new EPC regulations leading to a shortfall in the availability of rental homes. This is on top of many already having left the market due to the Section 24 tax changes that phased out the abili...
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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 are the rules around overcrowding of rental accommodation?
Rule 1 - Two people, over 10 years old, of different sexes, who are not a couple sleeping in the same room is deemed overcrowding. Rule 2 - there are insufficient rooms for sleeping compared to the number of people living in the household, (children aged 1 to 9 cou...
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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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How much can households save with heat pumps?
Depending on energy prices, households can save substantially annually by using heat pumps with smart electricity tariffs and removing gas meters. Actual savings vary based on the heat pump's efficiency, but optimising insulation and radiators can further reduce costs.
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Who can apply for building safety funding?
The responsible entities will be eligible to apply for building safety funding. The responsible person may be a Freeholder, Head Leaseholder, Registered Provider of Social Housing, Right-to-manage Company, Resident Management Company, or Freehold Management Company
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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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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 did coworking spaces become popular before the pandemic?
Before the pandemic, the GIG economy boosted the development of coworking spaces. Coworking spaces were popular among freelancers, professionals, and entrepreneurs who wanted to work in a professional environment for better networking opportunities.
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Are there any positives for landlords in the Bill?
Yes, there are many, and the second reading has listed quite a few.
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What are governance factors within the context of ESG?
Governance factors within the context of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) refer to the processes and structures that companies use to manage their operations, ensure accountability, and promote transparency. Governance factors can include a wide range of i...
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When did the nutrient neutrality regulations come into effect?
The nutrient neutrality laws came into force after a ruling by the European Court of Justice in 2019.
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What is the Energy Bills Support Scheme
From October 2022, the UK Government has offered £400 off household energy bills to help people save money. The non-payable discount will be applied to energy bills in six installments ending March 2023.
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Why Is ESG Important?
The disclosure of ESG data infuses transparency, helps reduce risks and helps identify opportunities.
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Is cold calling an effective strategy to get real estate leads?
Cold calling is useful if you get leads through reliable sources. You may leverage lead buying services or get contact details from a real-estate marketplace. Thorough preparations to handle objections is crucial before calling the leads.
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What is the Renters Reform Bill, and why is it uncertain?
The Renters Reform Bill is legislation introduced in the UK Parliament to reform various aspects of the private rental sector. There is uncertainty because crucial details remain unclear, and its second reading lacks a set timeline.
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My garage roof and sidewall have now big gaps in it, everything is ruined in my garage, this could have been caused by the erection of a new Morrison Building next door, have asked the Management Company and they have said its not down to them and no.
Depending on how close to you the morrisons building was you might have been supposed to be protected by the party wall act procedures. I'd start by sending photos and threat to Morrisons. Yes you could get the buildings insurance involved, but probably to be covered...
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What our customers are asking:
What changes are expected in EPC assessments in the UK by 2030?
By 2030, significant changes are anticipated, including the enforcement of the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP 11) for domestic properties in 2025, improvements in EPC methodology, and potential performance-based policies for large commercial and industrial buildi...
Read More
What are HMOs, and why is Burnley Council considering stricter regulations for them?
HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) are properties shared by unrelated individuals. Burnley Council is considering stricter regulations due to concerns about increasing anti-social behaviour, crime, and parking issues in certain areas of the borough.
Read More
Why is Royal Waterside emerging as such a famous address in the UK?
Royal Waterside is regarded as the ultimate in modern luxury living. The apartments reflect style, sustainability, and comfort. Each of the luxury residences feels like a tranquil oasis in the city amidst concrete jungles.
Read More
How do I apply to the Tribunal for an appointed property manager?
To apply to the tribunal for an appointed property manager, you would generally follow these steps:- Review the eligibility criteria: Familiarize yourself with the specific eligibility requirements for applying to the tribunal for an appointed property manager. Th...
Read More
Huge legal points which come up in this case are the just grounds in law for eviction, rights available to a tenant, and duties of the landlord.
Sutton (Hastoe) Housing Association v Williams (1988) 20 H.L.R. 321SummarySutton (Hastoe) Housing Association v Williams (1988) 20 H.L.R. 321 is a case in which the tenant of a house was evicted by the landlord, Sutton (Hastoe) Housing Association. Huge legal points ...
Read More
What is MEES?
MEES or Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards are regulations announced by the UK government, setting a minimum level of energy efficiency for privately rented non-domestic and domestic properties.
Read More
Question of construction of lease pacts, reasonableness of servicer charges that are levied and the obligations on the freeholder and the managing agents in the management and maintenance of the property.
Eve Court (2008)SummaryThe Eve Court (2008) is a case which involves a dispute by the leaseholders on the service charges and the management of the residential property. The case is a legal fight on question of construction of lease pacts, reasonableness of servicer ...
Read More
What is Ringley’s sustainability Strategy & Policy?
In 2025 The 2030 agenda for sustainable development was adopted by all United Nations member states. Recognised globally, it provides a shared blueprint and at its heart are 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs), which are an urgent call for action by all countries...
Read More
What powers does the BSR have?
The BSR has various powers to fulfill its regulatory responsibilities. It can take enforcement actions, such as issuing penalties and prohibition notices, to ensure compliance with building safety standards. The BSR can also recover costs from regulated parties.Botto...
Read More
What is the significance of the Court of Appeal's decision in the Avon Ground Rents case?
The Court of Appeal's decision grants shared ownership leaseholders the same legal rights as other private sector leaseholders, ensuring their eligibility for the right to manage their properties.
Read More
What are the risks of not doing Section 20 consultation properly?
You are at risk. However, since 2014 the Daejan vs Benson case suggests that a dispensation from consultation might be granted if it is just and reasonable to do so, eg, emergency communal heating failure in winter, else what you can recover from service charge paye...
Read More
What are the implications if the final price of the works exceeds the tender sum returned?
Best advice is to follow a formal specification and tender process, inviting owners to nominate contractors and to nominate a place where tenders can be inspected. The Contract Administrator’s job is to try to bring the contract in on budget, he or she should make ...
Read More
What is the housing situation in the UK?
The UK is facing a serious housing shortage marked by a persistent scarcity of residences. The government aims to build 300,000 new homes annually to meet demand and maintain affordability.
Read More
Why are private rented sector landlords leaving the rental market?
Many existing landlords may exit the Private Rental Sector because of the new EPC regulations leading to a shortfall in the availability of rental homes. This is on top of many already having left the market due to the Section 24 tax changes that phased out the abili...
Read More
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.
Read More
What are the rules around overcrowding of rental accommodation?
Rule 1 - Two people, over 10 years old, of different sexes, who are not a couple sleeping in the same room is deemed overcrowding. Rule 2 - there are insufficient rooms for sleeping compared to the number of people living in the household, (children aged 1 to 9 cou...
Read More
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...
Read More
How much can households save with heat pumps?
Depending on energy prices, households can save substantially annually by using heat pumps with smart electricity tariffs and removing gas meters. Actual savings vary based on the heat pump's efficiency, but optimising insulation and radiators can further reduce costs.
Read More
Who can apply for building safety funding?
The responsible entities will be eligible to apply for building safety funding. The responsible person may be a Freeholder, Head Leaseholder, Registered Provider of Social Housing, Right-to-manage Company, Resident Management Company, or Freehold Management Company
Read More
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 ...
Read More
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.
Read More
How did coworking spaces become popular before the pandemic?
Before the pandemic, the GIG economy boosted the development of coworking spaces. Coworking spaces were popular among freelancers, professionals, and entrepreneurs who wanted to work in a professional environment for better networking opportunities.
Read More
Are there any positives for landlords in the Bill?
Yes, there are many, and the second reading has listed quite a few.
Read More
What are governance factors within the context of ESG?
Governance factors within the context of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) refer to the processes and structures that companies use to manage their operations, ensure accountability, and promote transparency. Governance factors can include a wide range of i...
Read More
When did the nutrient neutrality regulations come into effect?
The nutrient neutrality laws came into force after a ruling by the European Court of Justice in 2019.
Read More
What is the Energy Bills Support Scheme
From October 2022, the UK Government has offered £400 off household energy bills to help people save money. The non-payable discount will be applied to energy bills in six installments ending March 2023.
Read More
Why Is ESG Important?
The disclosure of ESG data infuses transparency, helps reduce risks and helps identify opportunities.
Read More
Is cold calling an effective strategy to get real estate leads?
Cold calling is useful if you get leads through reliable sources. You may leverage lead buying services or get contact details from a real-estate marketplace. Thorough preparations to handle objections is crucial before calling the leads.
Read More
What is the Renters Reform Bill, and why is it uncertain?
The Renters Reform Bill is legislation introduced in the UK Parliament to reform various aspects of the private rental sector. There is uncertainty because crucial details remain unclear, and its second reading lacks a set timeline.
Read More
My garage roof and sidewall have now big gaps in it, everything is ruined in my garage, this could have been caused by the erection of a new Morrison Building next door, have asked the Management Company and they have said its not down to them and no.
Depending on how close to you the morrisons building was you might have been supposed to be protected by the party wall act procedures. I'd start by sending photos and threat to Morrisons. Yes you could get the buildings insurance involved, but probably to be covered...
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