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More than 1,000 high-rise flats in Nottingham have been
classed as one-bedroom homes so there is no chance of tenants being hit by the
so-called "bedroom tax". In
addition, 112 properties have had smaller bedrooms designated as studies to
avoid the charge. Nottingham City Homes
said the decision to classify the 1,019 high-rise flats it runs as "one
bedroom" would also make it easier to let properties on higher floors in
the future. Gill Moy, director of
housing at Nottingham City Homes, added: "Together with the city council
we are constantly looking at our housing stock, how we allocate it and the
needs of our tenants and prospective tenants – making sure we have the right
home for the right people. We have also
identified bedrooms which are less than 50 square feet – we consider it
reasonable to not include those when determining the number of bedrooms on a
property." Read more on the Evening
Post website.
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