Approval Granted for Large HMO on Beverley Road, Hull Hull City Council approved a plan. The plan changes an office building on Beverley Road into a house in multiple occupation. It now has 32 bedrooms. This decision follows a similar request that was withdrawn last March. Local councillors and Humberside Police had opposed that earlier request. Background of the Application At 337-341 Beverley Road the...
Maidstone Council Launches Consultation on New Regulations for HMOs The Maidstone Council has started a consultation. It sets new rules for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in the borough. The plan covers areas like Fant, High Street ward, and Penenden Heath. The aim is to balance low-cost housing with local needs. Many locals worry when too many HMOs appear in one place. HMOs: An Affordable Housing...
Hull's Beverley Road HMO Project Gets Approval Amid Dispute The council has approved a plan to change an old three-storey office on Beverley Road into a 32-bedroom house in multiple occupation. The plan was discussed at a meeting this week. The proposal was not accepted in March of last year. This shows that plans like these raise strong feelings in the area. Community Concerns and Police...
Guildford Residents Raise Concerns Over New House Shares In Guildford, plans for more shared houses stir worry among locals. The Guildford Borough Council approved new planning for houses where many live together. Locals see the street as one of family homes and fear the mix will change it fast. Growing Trend of HMOs On July 17, 2024, the council said yes to four plans for shared houses on Applegarth...
Chichester District Council Rejects HMO Plans in Selsey A property in Selsey was set to change its use. Chichester District Council said no to converting it into a house for several tenants. The plan was to turn a building on Seal Road into a space for three people. This decision adds to the talk about how local homes are used, especially as more investors eye houses with shared spaces. Background of the...
The Impact of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) on Greater Manchester Communities The demand for HMOs grows in Greater Manchester. Their growth worries both residents and local authorities. Many families now think of leaving their homes because the neighbourhoods change fast. Rising Popularity of HMOs HMOs are rising in Greater Manchester. Housing costs climb. Rent grows hard to afford. Shared homes...
Are You Living in an Unlicensed HMO? Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities If you rent a property, it is important to know what living in a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) means. In Birmingham, many people share homes with others they do not know. Birmingham City Council sends clear messages. They warn you about the risks when a home is unlicensed. What is a House in Multiple Occupation...
Gravesham Council Issues Fines for Unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation in Gravesend Recent Developments in HMO Regulations Gravesham Borough Council acted firmly by fining landlords of unlicensed HMOs in Gravesend. The council took a total of £27,500 in fines. This move shows the council’s wish to keep local homes safe for all who live there. Details of the Fines A landlord on Granville Road faced...
Council Tax Changes for Second Homes: What Property Investors Need to Know Property investors now face council tax changes that affect second homes. The tax rules now tie the extra cost to each property. Homeowners see the tax rise when the home is not their main residence. This change will matter for those who invest in HMOs or other property types. Understanding the Council Tax Premium Local authorities...
Edinburgh's Plan to Relocate Homeless Individuals Amid HMO Licensing Changes The City of Edinburgh Council faces a housing challenge. The council plans to move some homeless people outside the city for a short period. The council works under strict house rules. Unlicensed rooms, used as homes, break UK law. The effort aims to keep rules clear and homes safe. Background of the HMO Licensing Situation Since...
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