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The Mayor is worried about the impact of short-term rentals on London's housing market and has proposed stricter regulations through a licensing system. He fears whole streets becoming Airbnb and less housing for Londoners.
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What are the biggest causes of C02 or carbon emissions in the UK, housing sector influences?
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What financial support is available for heat pump installations?
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Are agents obliged to offer a digital solution?
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The interpretation and enforcement of provisions regarding service charges under residential tenancies by pointing out the need for reasonableness and transparency in property management.
Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Limited [LRX/16/2008]SummaryThe cases are similar the Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Limited [LRX/16/2008] as they pose a cause against management and service charges in connection to a property. Mr. Akorita was the lease holder in the case and t...
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What other measures are being taken to enhance animal welfare standards in the UK?
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How did the Chancellor address the issue of falling tax revenues and potential budget deficit?
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Important case in the context of the party's point of enforceable agreements under English contract law as well as in interpreting the meaning of what the terms of an agreement are to embody.
Anstruther-Gough Calthorpe v McOscar [1924] 1 K.B. 716SummaryAnstruther-Gough Calthorpe v McOscar [1924] 1 K.B. 716 is an important case in the context of the party's point of enforceable agreements under English contract law as well as in interpreting the meaning of...
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What does a Section 20 Notice do?
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What measures are proposed to address concerns about the building safety levy's impact on viability?
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What are the arguments in favour for later living rent?
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What were the concerns raised by MPs during the parliamentary debate regarding the scrapped energy efficiency rules?
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Why is Wembley Park a suitable location to live?
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Manchester NQ is a rare combination of vintage and modern. The homes still have that 90s look which adds to their unique charm.
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Does the cause of action apply UK wide?
The causes of action will apply to building in England, Wales and Scotland. We are introducing a power to extend this legislation to include buildings in Northern Ireland.
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Why is Wembley fast becoming a coworking hotspot?
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What are alternative policies to mitigate the impact of price volatility on project costs besides leveraging price escalation clauses?
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What is the Building Safety Act?
The UK Building Safety Act is a piece of legislation introduced to enhance the safety and standards of buildings in the UK. It includes new regulations and accountability measures for high-rise residential buildings.
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What are the key challenges in retirement housing in England and Wales?
Retirement housing in England and Wales faces challenges such as unfair exit fees, collusive tendering schemes, complex legal disputes, and consistently low resale values.
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What is the proportion of properties that advertise as pet-friendly?
Only seven percent of property listings mention pet-friendly in the advertisements.
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Who are among the worst affected by the governments negligence of the real estate sector?
First-time buyers will find getting on the housing ladder tougher than before.
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What is the ideal time for jogging in the UK?
Early evening is a suitable time for jogging because the body has optimum energy stores, core temperature, and alertness.
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What strategies are being employed to address the skills shortage in construction?
Efforts are being made to attract and retain young talent. Enhancing the industry's image among younger generations, implementing reskilling and upskilling initiatives, and bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies are key strategies.
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What’s happening to UK house prices?
The UK housing market is a bit volatile. With mortgage rates rising and the cost-of-living crisis looming, property price growth is now falling.The UK housing market is a bit volatile. With mortgage rates rising and the cost-of-living crisis looming, property price g...
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Building Liability Orders Background It is common practice that property developers set up a subsidiary company with very few assets to own and manage an individual development, and then be wound down once the development is completed. This practice can be used to secure investment in a project, in a long run it can also leave the developer group with no long-term civil liability. Given the current situation, Government has decided to intervene to help those affected find fair redress for building safety issues. What are we going to do?
The Building Safety Bill will grant a power to the High Courts which allows them to extend specific liabilities for one company to any other associated companies and make them jointly and severally liable, should the High Court considers it just and equitable to do s...
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What lifestyle changes can help fight fatigue?
Moderate-intensity exercise for a minimum of two hours per week, quitting smoking, addressing workplace issues, and avoiding long hours of sitting are a few lifestyle changes to mitigate fatigue.
Read More
Which was the UK's most serious residential fire since the Second World War?
The Grenfell Tower fire was the most devastating fire after the Second World War in the UK, killing 72 people. Other notable fires that have influenced the direction of travel when it comes to building safety are
Read More
What is the government doing to resolve the problem?
The government is trying hard to provide relief to the renters, but they must also address the problems the landlords face if they want to improve the supply status.
Read More
What is London Mayors concern about short-term rentals?
The Mayor is worried about the impact of short-term rentals on London's housing market and has proposed stricter regulations through a licensing system. He fears whole streets becoming Airbnb and less housing for Londoners.
Read More
What are the biggest causes of C02 or carbon emissions in the UK, housing sector influences?
The rise in C02 totalled 424.5m tonnes between 2021 and 2022. The increases were largely driven by transport (up by 10 percent), public service (up by 6.3 percent), and private business sectors (up by 5.9 percent). The fourth largest increase was in the residential ...
Read More
What is a Notice to Quit?
The Notice to Quit applies to rolling agreements, such as weekly or monthly occupancy agreements.
Read More
How do coliving providers encourage interaction among residents?
Coliving providers offer strategically designed communal areas, such as lounges and coffee stations, to facilitate interaction among residents as well as many informal meeting points and places and spaces for casual interractions.
Read More
What financial support is available for heat pump installations?
The UK government offers grants through schemes like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), Energy Company Obligation (ECO), and Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan program, providing up to 7,500 grants and additional funding for eligible rural homes.
Read More
Are agents obliged to offer a digital solution?
No. Currently, they dont have to offer a digital solution. However, the government is preparing the ground for letting agents embrace the digital-first approach. The process is faster and lessens the chances of fraud.
Read More
The interpretation and enforcement of provisions regarding service charges under residential tenancies by pointing out the need for reasonableness and transparency in property management.
Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Limited [LRX/16/2008]SummaryThe cases are similar the Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Limited [LRX/16/2008] as they pose a cause against management and service charges in connection to a property. Mr. Akorita was the lease holder in the case and t...
Read More
What other measures are being taken to enhance animal welfare standards in the UK?
In addition to microchipping reforms, the UK government has introduced new laws to recognise animal sentience, impose tougher penalties for animal cruelty offences, and ban activities such as glue traps and the import of detached shark fins.
Read More
How did the Chancellor address the issue of falling tax revenues and potential budget deficit?
The Chancellor's NIC cut is estimated to reduce tax revenues by 10.5 billion annually. Future tax increases resulting from freezing income tax thresholds are planned to offset this.
Read More
Important case in the context of the party's point of enforceable agreements under English contract law as well as in interpreting the meaning of what the terms of an agreement are to embody.
Anstruther-Gough Calthorpe v McOscar [1924] 1 K.B. 716SummaryAnstruther-Gough Calthorpe v McOscar [1924] 1 K.B. 716 is an important case in the context of the party's point of enforceable agreements under English contract law as well as in interpreting the meaning of...
Read More
What does a Section 20 Notice do?
Essentially Section 20 Notices aim to service charge payer’s reasonable consultation. For “works” there are up to 3 notices. Step 1 invites consultations about proposed expenditure from service charge payers and allows them to nominate a contractor. Step 2 details ...
Read More
What measures are proposed to address concerns about the building safety levy's impact on viability?
The government has proposed implementing differential levy rates based on local house prices and offering exemptions for smaller-scale developments. However, questions remain about the effectiveness of these measures in alleviating the financial burden on developers ...
Read More
What are the arguments in favour for later living rent?
Post war UK house price inflation has been generous to the baby boomers; many have released equity to support children into home ownership and are willing to re-distribute housing equity to the next generation and cash flow their retirement.Divesting equity and a sup...
Read More
What were the concerns raised by MPs during the parliamentary debate regarding the scrapped energy efficiency rules?
Many MPs voiced concerns about the impact on families renting from private landlords, citing potential higher energy bills and the environmental consequences of not implementing higher standards in the private rental sector.
Read More
Why is Wembley Park a suitable location to live?
Wembley Park is the perfect destination to live in because it promises multiple transport links connecting with Central London, several activities, shopping destinations, restaurants, and a thriving social scene.
Read More
What makes Manchester NQ such an attraction for the younger generation?
Manchester NQ is a rare combination of vintage and modern. The homes still have that 90s look which adds to their unique charm.
Read More
Does the cause of action apply UK wide?
The causes of action will apply to building in England, Wales and Scotland. We are introducing a power to extend this legislation to include buildings in Northern Ireland.
Read More
Why is Wembley fast becoming a coworking hotspot?
There are many reasons. It has an excellent transportation system and easily connects Wembley to the rest of London. Wembley has large office buildings with modern facilities, making it an attractive location to set up coworking spaces.
Read More
What are alternative policies to mitigate the impact of price volatility on project costs besides leveraging price escalation clauses?
Contractors can minimize the impact of price volatility by bulk purchasing, purchasing directly from manufacturers, and purchasing when the prices of construction materials fall
Read More
What is the Building Safety Act?
The UK Building Safety Act is a piece of legislation introduced to enhance the safety and standards of buildings in the UK. It includes new regulations and accountability measures for high-rise residential buildings.
Read More
What are the key challenges in retirement housing in England and Wales?
Retirement housing in England and Wales faces challenges such as unfair exit fees, collusive tendering schemes, complex legal disputes, and consistently low resale values.
Read More
What is the proportion of properties that advertise as pet-friendly?
Only seven percent of property listings mention pet-friendly in the advertisements.
Read More
Who are among the worst affected by the governments negligence of the real estate sector?
First-time buyers will find getting on the housing ladder tougher than before.
Read More
What is the ideal time for jogging in the UK?
Early evening is a suitable time for jogging because the body has optimum energy stores, core temperature, and alertness.
Read More
What strategies are being employed to address the skills shortage in construction?
Efforts are being made to attract and retain young talent. Enhancing the industry's image among younger generations, implementing reskilling and upskilling initiatives, and bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies are key strategies.
Read More
What’s happening to UK house prices?
The UK housing market is a bit volatile. With mortgage rates rising and the cost-of-living crisis looming, property price growth is now falling.The UK housing market is a bit volatile. With mortgage rates rising and the cost-of-living crisis looming, property price g...
Read More
Building Liability Orders Background It is common practice that property developers set up a subsidiary company with very few assets to own and manage an individual development, and then be wound down once the development is completed. This practice can be used to secure investment in a project, in a long run it can also leave the developer group with no long-term civil liability. Given the current situation, Government has decided to intervene to help those affected find fair redress for building safety issues. What are we going to do?
The Building Safety Bill will grant a power to the High Courts which allows them to extend specific liabilities for one company to any other associated companies and make them jointly and severally liable, should the High Court considers it just and equitable to do s...
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