Valuers have warned they are experiencing delays and that there is a lack of information as a result of the ongoing building safety crisis. A joint briefing note from leading valuers Savills and JLL said that when they are not provided with sufficient information on the safety of social housing stock, they cannot attribute values to properties. This in turn means landlords are unable to use this stock as loan security against money they can borrow to fund development. Read more on Inside Housing.
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