A third of housing bosses expect their organisations will need more than two years to get up to speed with the Building Safety Bill’s requirements, while costs remain a major concern. A poll of social and private landlords representing a total of 1,048 high-rise buildings found that 33% thought it would take them more than 25 months to demonstrate compliance with all parts of the Bill. Respondents highlighted several issues with complying with the legislation, including its complexity, the absence of clarity, competing organisational priorities and the volume of high-rise buildings some would need to submit to the new regulator. Read more on Inside Housing.
Hawaii to limit vacation rentals in response to tight housing market
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Last year’s deadly Maui wildfire revealed the extent of short-term rentals
and their contribution to the state’s housing shortage
Hawaii lawmakers have v...
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