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What is the average size of UK houses?

The average size of UK houses is 76 square metres. This could be configured a small 3 bed flat or small 2 bed house.

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What is the average size of UK houses?

The average size of UK houses is 76 square metres. This could be configured a small 3 bed flat or small 2 bed house.

Valuation Services provided by The Ringley Group

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Bank Valuations
homepage - operational living sector experts - block management image
Development Valuations
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Rent Reviews
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Tax Valuations
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Balance Sheet Valuations

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Blogs on similar property topics

ASSET MANAGEMENT
All change for right to manage
The right to manage is under the spotlight. The Law Commission wants to make it quicker and easier for leaseholders to take control of the day-to-day management of their block. If you own a flat, you can already take on the right to manage or RTM, which gives you and your neighbours, rather than your landlord, responsibility for managing your building. This includes dealing with utilities, repairs, maintenance, and insurance. It is what is kno...

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ASSET MANAGEMENT
Tenant demand - and rent - goes up as fees are dropped
According to the latest figures from Rightmove, demand from tenants looking for a new place increased 7% between May and June. This is an uplift seven times bigger than the previous four-year average of just 1% at this time of year. The online home finding specialist thinks this is a direct response to the Tenant Fees Ban that came into force on 1 June and we’re sure they’re right. According to the report:In London, there was a 13% increase in...

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ASSET MANAGEMENT
Industry Updates: Decision Affecting Leaseholders of Defective Buildings
The Building Safety Act 2022 is the most significant step by the UK government in response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy. The enormous act comprises several sections and schedules detailing stringent rules that cover the planning, occupation, and construction of specific properties. The recent decision by the property tribunal highlights the first major effect of the Building Safety Act in favour of leaseholders.

Read More


Blogs related:

ASSET MANAGEMENT
All change for right to manage

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Tenant demand - and rent - goes up as fees are dropped

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Industry Updates: Decision Affecting Leaseholders of Defective Buildings

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Meet our Expert Property Commentators

Mary-Anne Bowring FTPI FRICS FARLA FCABE Founder/Head of Asset Management

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Ian Barber MD BTR Mobilisation & Leasing

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Jon Curtis MRICS Head of Building Engineering

Chartered Building Surveyor. Lectures on EWS1 & building safety. Runs CapEx programmes.

Kate Robinson MTPI MD Blocks/FM Management (London Region)

Master plan setup, ops and staffing and resident engagement. ISO45001 champion.

Lee Harle Partner Ringley Law

Plot conveyancing. Debt litigation. Group Company Secretary.

Natalie Birmingham Helpdesk Support Manager

Trainer & Helpdesk Manager: people, systems,contractors. ISO45001 supply chain accreditation.

Chris Georgalis MRICS Head of Commercial Valuation

Chartered Valuer. Rental valuations: retail, leisure. IRR modelling and valuations for secured lending. Compulsory purchase & rent reviews

Nichola Pughe MRICS Head of Residential Valuation

Chartered Valuer. Rental development & mixed use valuations, IRR modelling. Leasehold enfranchisement specialist