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What are the main issues brought under the spotlight by the Minerva and Oxford Street cases in the UK?

The Minerva and Oxford Street cases have highlighted concerns regarding demolition practices, embodied carbon, and the planning system in the UK.

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What are the main issues brought under the spotlight by the Minerva and Oxford Street cases in the UK?

The Minerva and Oxford Street cases have highlighted concerns regarding demolition practices, embodied carbon, and the planning system in the UK.

Valuation Services provided by The Ringley Group

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Bank Valuations
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Development Valuations
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Rent Reviews
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Balance Sheet Valuations

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Why Are You Happy to Rent?
Do you rent your home? Would you like to buy it? If so, you’re in the minority. A survey by Landbay found that only 42% of private tenants are interested in homeownership.

Read More

ASSET MANAGEMENT
To charge or not to charge?
The Tenants Bill, currently going through Parliament, aims to limit the charges landlords and letting agents can impose on tenants. If passed, only rent, capped deposits (at five weeks' rent), utility and council tax bills, tenancy changes or early terminations, and costs related to tenant-caused damages (such as lost keys) can be charged.

Read More

ASSET MANAGEMENT
How fire-safe is your flat front door?
Amidst the ongoing debate over cladding remediation costs, many leaseholders may not have noticed that the Fire Safety Act, which became law in April, has introduced new rules on flat front doors. Previously, flat entrance doors were the responsibility of individual residents. They were considered part of the private property rather than common areas managed by property managers. However, the new Act has expanded fire safety rules under the Re...

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Why Are You Happy to Rent?

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To charge or not to charge?

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