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- 79% ignore EPC recommendations
- Allow up to 14 days before marketing your property
- Buy to Let repossessions
- EPCs changes for Selling rather than Letting domestic property
- Gas prices in the UK are rising the fastest
- Gordon Brown rules out energy bill payments Video 5th September
- Government sets 2008 deadline for energy certificates
- House prices up in January
- Most properties rate D for thier EPC
- Northern Irleand's position on EPCs
- Rental market flooded by frustrated sellers - Guardian 19th August 2008
- Scotland's rental market - EPC timeline
- Tenants Home in on Bills
- UK energy saving policy 'failing'
- UK home rental market soars 19th August 2008 Reuters Video
Energy
- 79% ignore EPC recommendations
- Allow up to 14 days before marketing your property
- Buy to Let repossessions
- EPCs changes for Selling rather than Letting domestic property
- Gas prices in the UK are rising the fastest
- HIPs makes it into the Chambers dictionary
- House prices up in January
- Most properties rate D for thier EPC
- my home energy
- Private Rented Sector Continues To Flourish
- Tenants Home in on Bills
- The rental sector continues to flourish
- UK energy saving policy 'failing'
- Wood -burning energy efficiency
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Will April provide the work we’ve been waiting for?
April and first day marketing of the Home Information Pack will mean that a lot of EPCs will need to be provided as quick as possible. No more waiting around 3 days or more to get a certificate.
This should provide the much needed boost and rise in income levels for hard pushed domestic energy assessors. I’m already getting info. that rates are beginning to harden. My rates are now seen as attractive - but I’m not putting them up - just keeping them as before.