Search Results for: Grenfell
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Latest property news
Estate agency fined £30,000 after failing to point out Grenfell Tower-style cladding
Internal comms failures meant couple weren't told about dangerous cladding before they completed on the deal, a Trading Standards investigation found.
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Grenfell cladding debacle has left 600,000 owners struggling to sell homes
Claim is made by Labour Party which says bungling over cladding is forcing surveyors and lenders to under-value some properties within towers over 18m tall.
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Regulation & Law
New cladding funding risks “years of delays”
Campaigners have dismissed extra cladding funding as “incremental measures” that risk locking leaseholders into long waits for a resolution.
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Housing Market
CLAIM: Better flats will bring housing market back to life
Flats are an important first step on the property ladder for many buyers, says Hill Group’s Andy Hill.
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Regulation & Law
Almost half of unsafe buildings still need cladding work
Nine years after the Grenfell fire, work to remove dangerous cladding on more than 2,000 buildings has still not started.
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Regulation & Law
Leasehold and cladding reforms are key parts of King’s Speech
At the State Opening of Parliament, King Charles confirmed the Government’s promise to reform leasehold and speed up unsafe cladding repairs.
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Regulation & Law
Housing market awaits King’s Speech clarity
The King’s Speech tomorrow will set out the Government’s legislative programme and is expected to include housing reforms.
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Guest Blogs
Is the British love affair with property finally on the rocks?
The UK housing market is no longer a one-way bet, nor a one-size-fits-all solution, explains Trevor Abrahmsohn, of Glentree International.
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London flat’s SOLD price drops £450k in seven years
The property in London's Canary Wharf has fallen victim to what appears to be part of a growing trend of price reductions on flats.
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