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What our customers are asking:

What is the alternative to the right to manage process?

If Right to Manage (the no fault, no premium paid method to take control of management of your block of flats is not for you) perhaps purchasing the freehold by collective enfranchisement or approaching the First Tier Tribunal for a court-appointed manager are altern...

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What should be checked during a communal door inspection?

During a communal door inspection, several aspects should be examined, including the functionality of self-closing devices, potential alterations that might affect the door's performance, the presence of combined smoke and fire seals, and the door's certification.

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What is the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirement for rental properties in the UK?

All rental properties in England and Wales are required by law to have an EPC rating of C or above to meet the EPC requirement. The minimum EPC requirement was set to be raised to EPC C by 2028, but there are indications that this timeline might be delayed

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What is the average rent outside London?

In 2022 outside of London, the average private rent has increased to a record-breaking £1,162 per month.

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Is there any alternative to the standard procedure of bailiff eviction?

Landlords may opt for eviction by the High Court Enforcement Officer (HCEO) for any challenging eviction. These evictions are quicker than bailiff evictions. HCEOs are more easily accessible than court bailiffs.

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Why is the BTR industry doing so well in the UK?

The BTRs, especially the ones that are in the evolved form, have everything that a modern family needs to live comfortably and securely.

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What can the UK learn from the US coliving model?

The UK can learn valuable lessons from the US coliving model, such as addressing housing affordability issues, offering high-quality living spaces, and catering to diverse demographics.

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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 happens when ESG is not measured?

A failure to measure ESG exposures could result in significant financial losses.

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How do heat pumps work?

Heat pumps capture heat from air, ground, or water sources and use a compressor to raise its temperature before transferring it to water to heat radiators, underfloor systems, and hot water cylinders.

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How does the freezing of housing benefits affect renters?

It will prevent access to LHA or local housing allowance for those who rent their homes. Shelter suggests that tenants will lose nearly 1,000 yearly due to rising rents and the new benefits freeze.

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What are the proposed changes to building control regulations for high-rise buildings in the UK?

The UK government plans to introduce a new building safety levy on various residential developments, including properties intended for sale, build-to-rent (BTR) properties, purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), and private retirement housing.

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How have service charges for flats changed over time?

Since 2018, service charges for flats in England and Wales have increased by 51.7 percent. It is the first time the average annual service charge has exceeded 1,000 per year. However, in the past 12 months, the increase has been more modest at 8.0 percent, aligning w...

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Why choose Coliving ?

Coliving also eliminates financial liability or conflict with roommates during a joint contract and can be a source of wellbeing.Coliving Apartments offer residents a clear demarcated private space. Concept-driven purpose-built coliving can be cluster flats akin to p...

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Is Wembley a good example of a 15-minute city?

Yes. Wembley offers easy access to many amenities that can be reached by walk or a ride within minutes. Well-planned regeneration and careful planning have made it possible.

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What are some examples of digital technologies in ground rent management?

Digital technologies include ground rent collection software that employs robotic accounting: demands, allocations, and bank reconciliation. By using direct debit the ground rent collector can manage what the customer needs to pay and rent reviews cannot be missed. ...

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What is Michael Gove's urban rebirth housing plan?

Michael Gove's plan aims to build 50,000 new homes in Cambridge as part of the government's broader goal of constructing one million new homes in cities during this parliamentary term. The plan focuses on addressing the long-standing housing undersupply issue in the ...

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What are the most significant amenities for seniors?

Amenities for safety and wellness are essential for seniors.

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How does the tenancy agreement impact my rights in repair matters?

The tenancy agreement is a vital legal document outlining responsibilities. Understanding and applying it effectively can ensure protecting and enforcing your rights, especially when landlords fail in their repair obligations.

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What is the consultation period for Section 20?

Stages 1 and 2 each provide 30 days for consultation and invite service charge payers to provide observations.

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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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How to market a building: step by step ?

Launch planning includes recruting the team, opening the lettings office and dry run training, tech enablement, visiting competing product, a final review of rent pricing, arranging videography, development websites, show flat furniture, notifying the press, universi...

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What is the average cost of installing GSHP?

The average cost of installing a GSHP system can range from 10,000 to 20,000 or more for a typical domestic installation in the UK. Still, it depends on various factors, such as the systems size, location of installation, and complexity.

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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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What makes Ringley's home buildings insurance calculator stand out?

Ringley's calculator is highly regarded and serves as a valuable tool for industry professionals and homeowners alike. It helps assess insurance premiums, offers estimates, and is a reference for accurate coverage determination. Ringley as a leading Managing Agent h...

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I wasn’t invited to last year’s Annual General meeting but am to this year’s. Why is this?

Only owners who are Members of the Company or Shareholders are invited. You may not have filled in an application to become a member of the RTM or RMC or not have bought a share in the Freehold.

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What are the key benefits of renting a BTR property?

Renters are treated as residents not tenants. They can access five-star amenities and services, in a professionally managed property, and benefit from flexible lease options. BTR properties are generally located in desirable locations and generate a sense of communi...

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What is the UK government Net ZERO target?

The Net Zero target is an initiative by the UK Government to achieve a balance between the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced and removed from the atmosphere by 2050. The aim is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adopting renewable energy sources, improvi...

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How is the construction industry contributing to the UK's sustainability goals?

The UK Government's target of achieving 'net zero' carbon emissions by 2050 has prompted the industry to embrace sustainability.

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Explain the factors or scoring criteria in FTSE4 Good Index series ESG risk ratings?

The FTSE4Good Index Series is a group of indices that measure the performance of companies that meet certain environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The FTSE4Good ESG Ratings are a set of scores that assess the level of ESG risk of companies included in...

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Ask our Experts

What our customers are asking:

What is the alternative to the right to manage process?

What should be checked during a communal door inspection?

What is the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirement for rental properties in the UK?

What is the average rent outside London?

In 2022 outside of London, the average private rent has increased to a record-breaking £1,162 per month.

Is there any alternative to the standard procedure of bailiff eviction?

Why is the BTR industry doing so well in the UK?

The BTRs, especially the ones that are in the evolved form, have everything that a modern family needs to live comfortably and securely.

What can the UK learn from the US coliving model?

The UK can learn valuable lessons from the US coliving model, such as addressing housing affordability issues, offering high-quality living spaces, and catering to diverse demographics.

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 happens when ESG is not measured?

A failure to measure ESG exposures could result in significant financial losses.

How do heat pumps work?

How does the freezing of housing benefits affect renters?

It will prevent access to LHA or local housing allowance for those who rent their homes. Shelter suggests that tenants will lose nearly 1,000 yearly due to rising rents and the new benefits freeze.

What are the proposed changes to building control regulations for high-rise buildings in the UK?

How have service charges for flats changed over time?

Why choose Coliving ?

Is Wembley a good example of a 15-minute city?

Yes. Wembley offers easy access to many amenities that can be reached by walk or a ride within minutes. Well-planned regeneration and careful planning have made it possible.

What are some examples of digital technologies in ground rent management?

What is Michael Gove's urban rebirth housing plan?

What are the most significant amenities for seniors?

Amenities for safety and wellness are essential for seniors.

How does the tenancy agreement impact my rights in repair matters?

What is the consultation period for Section 20?

Stages 1 and 2 each provide 30 days for consultation and invite service charge payers to provide observations.

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.

How to market a building: step by step ?

What is the average cost of installing GSHP?

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.

What makes Ringley's home buildings insurance calculator stand out?

I wasn’t invited to last year’s Annual General meeting but am to this year’s. Why is this?

Only owners who are Members of the Company or Shareholders are invited. You may not have filled in an application to become a member of the RTM or RMC or not have bought a share in the Freehold.

What are the key benefits of renting a BTR property?

What is the UK government Net ZERO target?

How is the construction industry contributing to the UK's sustainability goals?

The UK Government's target of achieving 'net zero' carbon emissions by 2050 has prompted the industry to embrace sustainability.

Ask from our Property Experts

What our customers are asking:

What our customers are asking:

What is the alternative to the right to manage process?

What should be checked during a communal door inspection?

What is the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirement for rental properties in the UK?

What is the average rent outside London?

Is there any alternative to the standard procedure of bailiff eviction?

Why is the BTR industry doing so well in the UK?

What can the UK learn from the US coliving model?

Are UK house prices and rental price affordability getting worse?

What happens when ESG is not measured?

How do heat pumps work?

How does the freezing of housing benefits affect renters?

What are the proposed changes to building control regulations for high-rise buildings in the UK?

How have service charges for flats changed over time?

Why choose Coliving ?

Is Wembley a good example of a 15-minute city?

What are some examples of digital technologies in ground rent management?

What is Michael Gove's urban rebirth housing plan?

What are the most significant amenities for seniors?

How does the tenancy agreement impact my rights in repair matters?

What is the consultation period for Section 20?

What is the housing situation in the UK?

How to market a building: step by step ?

What is the average cost of installing GSHP?

What is MEES?

What makes Ringley's home buildings insurance calculator stand out?

I wasn’t invited to last year’s Annual General meeting but am to this year’s. Why is this?

What are the key benefits of renting a BTR property?

What is the UK government Net ZERO target?

How is the construction industry contributing to the UK's sustainability goals?

Explain the factors or scoring criteria in FTSE4 Good Index series ESG risk ratings?

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