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What is leasehold tenure, and how does it affect achieving Net Zero?
Leasehold tenure involves owning the right to occupy a property for a specific period without owning the underlying land. This setup adds challenges to achieving Net Zero, as it limits property modifications and improvements and can lead to misalignment of sustainabi...
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How will building biology make future homes more sustainable?
Building biology prioritises sustainability by encouraging eco-friendly practices and reducing environmental impact.
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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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Over what claims did John Christodoulou lose the 1.6 million pounds case?
John Christodoulou lost a 1.6 million case over excessive insurance costs in the war of attrition at the prime Canary Riverside site in Londons Docklands.
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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 number of completed homes in the UK in 2022?
The number of completed homes at the end of June 2022 was 173,520.
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Whether such clauses(EWCA Civ 1013) were generally speaking, fair and reasonable hence enforceable under the English law of contract?
Long Mint Limited v Rye [2005] EWCA Civ 1013SummaryThis is an action brought by Long Mint Limited against Rye [2005] EWCA Civ 1013 concerning the validity and enforceability of a set of contractual terms of a business agreement. The Court of Appeal had to decide whet...
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What made Wembley Park famous?
Wembley Park became famous because it hosted Olympic Games, World Cup, and Beatle's last concert in the UK.
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What prompted the CMA's investigation into deposit alternative schemes?
The CMA initiated the investigation to provide updated guidance for lettings agents and address concerns about tenant and landlord rights and responsibilities.
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How does solar water heating work in the UK?
Solar water heating uses solar collectors to capture sunlight and heat a fluid. This heated fluid is then used to warm the water in a cylinder for use in bathrooms and kitchens.
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Why are investors expected to have a tough time in the changing environment?
The series of regulatory changes, such as stricter tax rules, data privacy, and others, coupled with the economic challenges the country faces, is expected to adversely affect the investment environment in the country.
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What is the 90 day short let cap?
Airbnb replied to the concerns about the number of listings and their impact and stated that they take housing concerns seriously and have previously worked with the Mayor to enforce a 90-night cap on rentals in London.
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What type of social media content is helpful for real estate marketing?
Tips on home maintenance, walk-through videos, first-time buyer guides, and market updates are helpful content to share on social media channels in real estate marketing.
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What is the aim of LVC?
LVC must ensure that the benefits of public investment and planning decisions are shared more fairly across society.
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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 specific duties does the Fire Safety Act outline for the Responsible Person in multi-occupied residential buildings?
The Act extends responsibilities beyond structural components, including cladding, balconies, windows, and entrance doors to individual flats. The Responsible Person is typically the freeholder or Resident Management Company (RMC).
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How much should a property management company charge?
If you are talking about a block management fee which is incorporated into your overall service charge then in London it should be around £275 per flat per annum plus VAT. Who pays the service or estate charge?The service charge payable for a flat is usually laid out...
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How to reach Wembley Park?
Wembley is easily accessible by London Underground, London Midland, Southern Lines, and London Overground, connecting London to three main stations, Wembley Park, Wembley Stadium, and Wembley Central.
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What does Andrew Griffith, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, affirm regarding pooled client accounts and AML regulations?
Griffith stated that banks can apply simplified due diligence to pooled client accounts, especially when they assess the risk of money laundering and terrorist finance to be low.
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How much greener is rail travel to driving a car?
On training when you buy your train ticket you are reminded that traveling by train emits 70% less carbon dioxide than traveling by car.
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What is the Renters Reform Bill?
The Renters Reform Bill is a piece of legislation introduced to the House of Commons in May 2023. Its purpose is to reform rental laws and regulations in the housing sector.
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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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What is the significance of the Aviva Investors v Williams Supreme Court decision in UK property law?
The Aviva Investors case has brought about significant changes in property law, particularly in relation to section 27A (6) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. It has redefined the scope of this section, which affects how service charge disputes are determined.
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What ruling did the first-tier tribunal give?
The first-tier tribunal pointed out a complete lack of transparency in informing leaseholders about commission payments.
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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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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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Why ground source heat pumps are recommended?
Ground source heat pumps help reduce carbon emissions by up to 50 percent compared to traditional systems. They use the natural heat stored in the ground to heat buildings instead of burning fossil fuels like gas or oil.
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What is Wembleys biggest attraction?
Wembley Stadium is the best-known landmark of Wembley Park, where high-profile sporting events and concerts are regularly hosted.
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What Is BBRS?
The Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS) is an independent, not-for-profit service. It was established to resolve disputes between SMEs and their banks.
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Why are most BTR operators reluctant to provide bill-inclusive rentals?
BTR operators are reluctant to provide all-inclusive rents because of the ongoing energy crisis and the possibility of a steep rise in energy bills
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What our customers are asking:
What is leasehold tenure, and how does it affect achieving Net Zero?
Leasehold tenure involves owning the right to occupy a property for a specific period without owning the underlying land. This setup adds challenges to achieving Net Zero, as it limits property modifications and improvements and can lead to misalignment of sustainabi...
Read More
How will building biology make future homes more sustainable?
Building biology prioritises sustainability by encouraging eco-friendly practices and reducing environmental impact.
Read More
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...
Read More
Over what claims did John Christodoulou lose the 1.6 million pounds case?
John Christodoulou lost a 1.6 million case over excessive insurance costs in the war of attrition at the prime Canary Riverside site in Londons Docklands.
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 number of completed homes in the UK in 2022?
The number of completed homes at the end of June 2022 was 173,520.
Read More
Whether such clauses(EWCA Civ 1013) were generally speaking, fair and reasonable hence enforceable under the English law of contract?
Long Mint Limited v Rye [2005] EWCA Civ 1013SummaryThis is an action brought by Long Mint Limited against Rye [2005] EWCA Civ 1013 concerning the validity and enforceability of a set of contractual terms of a business agreement. The Court of Appeal had to decide whet...
Read More
What made Wembley Park famous?
Wembley Park became famous because it hosted Olympic Games, World Cup, and Beatle's last concert in the UK.
Read More
What prompted the CMA's investigation into deposit alternative schemes?
The CMA initiated the investigation to provide updated guidance for lettings agents and address concerns about tenant and landlord rights and responsibilities.
Read More
How does solar water heating work in the UK?
Solar water heating uses solar collectors to capture sunlight and heat a fluid. This heated fluid is then used to warm the water in a cylinder for use in bathrooms and kitchens.
Read More
Why are investors expected to have a tough time in the changing environment?
The series of regulatory changes, such as stricter tax rules, data privacy, and others, coupled with the economic challenges the country faces, is expected to adversely affect the investment environment in the country.
Read More
What is the 90 day short let cap?
Airbnb replied to the concerns about the number of listings and their impact and stated that they take housing concerns seriously and have previously worked with the Mayor to enforce a 90-night cap on rentals in London.
Read More
What type of social media content is helpful for real estate marketing?
Tips on home maintenance, walk-through videos, first-time buyer guides, and market updates are helpful content to share on social media channels in real estate marketing.
Read More
What is the aim of LVC?
LVC must ensure that the benefits of public investment and planning decisions are shared more fairly across society.
Read More
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.
Read More
What specific duties does the Fire Safety Act outline for the Responsible Person in multi-occupied residential buildings?
The Act extends responsibilities beyond structural components, including cladding, balconies, windows, and entrance doors to individual flats. The Responsible Person is typically the freeholder or Resident Management Company (RMC).
Read More
How much should a property management company charge?
If you are talking about a block management fee which is incorporated into your overall service charge then in London it should be around £275 per flat per annum plus VAT. Who pays the service or estate charge?The service charge payable for a flat is usually laid out...
Read More
How to reach Wembley Park?
Wembley is easily accessible by London Underground, London Midland, Southern Lines, and London Overground, connecting London to three main stations, Wembley Park, Wembley Stadium, and Wembley Central.
Read More
What does Andrew Griffith, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, affirm regarding pooled client accounts and AML regulations?
Griffith stated that banks can apply simplified due diligence to pooled client accounts, especially when they assess the risk of money laundering and terrorist finance to be low.
Read More
How much greener is rail travel to driving a car?
On training when you buy your train ticket you are reminded that traveling by train emits 70% less carbon dioxide than traveling by car.
Read More
What is the Renters Reform Bill?
The Renters Reform Bill is a piece of legislation introduced to the House of Commons in May 2023. Its purpose is to reform rental laws and regulations in the housing sector.
Read More
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.
Read More
What is the significance of the Aviva Investors v Williams Supreme Court decision in UK property law?
The Aviva Investors case has brought about significant changes in property law, particularly in relation to section 27A (6) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. It has redefined the scope of this section, which affects how service charge disputes are determined.
Read More
What ruling did the first-tier tribunal give?
The first-tier tribunal pointed out a complete lack of transparency in informing leaseholders about commission payments.
Read More
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.
Read More
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...
Read More
Why ground source heat pumps are recommended?
Ground source heat pumps help reduce carbon emissions by up to 50 percent compared to traditional systems. They use the natural heat stored in the ground to heat buildings instead of burning fossil fuels like gas or oil.
Read More
What is Wembleys biggest attraction?
Wembley Stadium is the best-known landmark of Wembley Park, where high-profile sporting events and concerts are regularly hosted.
Read More
What Is BBRS?
The Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS) is an independent, not-for-profit service. It was established to resolve disputes between SMEs and their banks.
Read More
Why are most BTR operators reluctant to provide bill-inclusive rentals?
BTR operators are reluctant to provide all-inclusive rents because of the ongoing energy crisis and the possibility of a steep rise in energy bills
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