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Which amenities are in high demand after the pandemic?

After the pandemic, coworking spaces, strong Wi-Fi, and package delivery systems are necessary amenities.


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What is the concern regarding the financial burden on landlords about EPCs?

Landlords, especially those with older period properties, may need to invest substantial amounts to meet energy efficiency targets, and they are seeking more clarity on potential reforms.


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What has prompted the discussion about relaxing the timeline for new EPC regulations?

Housing Secretary Michael Gove suggested relaxing the timeline due to the significant pressure these regulations place on landlords.


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Why are the big names in the UK's property industry calling for clarity on EPC regulations?

UK property experts want clear guidance on how and when EPC regulations will be reformed as deadlines loom. There is a lot of confusion about EPC regulations and their implementation.


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Should a Management Company hold service charges and reserve funds in the same account?

The landlord or management company should hold reserve funds in a separate account, attracting a better interest rate.


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What does a service charge cover?

Leaseholders pay service charges as their share for the repair and management of the building. The lease outlines the landlord's obligations for building maintenance and the leaseholder's obligations to pay service charges.


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How does a sinking fund differ from a reserve fund?

A sinking fund helps cover specific expenses that may occur once or twice during the lease period. The reserve fund helps support unexpected funds through contributions from the leaseholders.


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Which type of solar collector is best for the UK climate, evacuated tubes or flat panels?

In the UK, both types of collectors can work effectively. Evacuated tube collectors may perform slightly better on cold sunny days, while flat panels can blend in better visually with roofs. The choice depends on specific preferences and roof space availability.


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Can solar energy effectively meet the hot water demands of homes in cloudy regions like the UK?

Solar water heating is a practical solution even in regions with limited sunlight. It can significantly reduce the need for conventional water heating methods.


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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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