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Rethink required on landlord share of energy improvement costs
Proposals for a blanket £10,000 cap on landlord contributions to the cost of improving the energy efficiency of their rented properties need a rethink, the…
Proposals for a blanket £10,000 cap on landlord contributions to the cost of improving the energy efficiency of their rented properties need a rethink, the…
Even amid the Coronavirus turmoil, landlords should remember that there are important legal changes coming into effect this year – some even this month….
Part 1 – Setting things up right We are at the start of a new decade and many landlords are panicking. New regulations, lots of…
The government has amended the MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) rules to raise the cap on spending whereby landlords can claim exemption. The Ministry for…
By Justin Moss, Partner at MHA MacIntyre Hudson New minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations were introduced on 1 April 2018, making it illegal for…
Very few landlords and tenants are aware of the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) despite the fact that they are being introduced in just…
Comments from the Association for the Conservation of Energy (ACE) declare that new government guidelines are set to bring over 300,000 private rental properties to…
An organisation representing a vast number of rural Scottish landlords has spoken out against proposals for a minimum energy efficiency standard for private rental properties,…
Buy to let landlords have been encouraged to insert covenants in their new leases imposing regulations on tenants regarding energy efficiency measures. The Minimum Energy…
The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) is calling for a year delay in the introduction of minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) for rental properties…