Councils in the UK could be prevented from introducing
selective licensing for private sector landlords unless there are specific
reasons for doing so. The CLG believes that for an area to be designated as
subject to selective licensing it must contain a high proportion of properties
in the private rented sector, in relation to the total housing accommodation in
that area. It has announced proposals that would mean that if an area has one
or more of four specific conditions, the authority may consider introducing
licensing. Read more on the Property Wire website.
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