Knowsley Housing Trust is reclassifying 566 properties as
smaller homes, in a move which will help tenants affected by the bedroom
tax. The 14,000-home association is
re-designating some of its two and three-bedroom homes as one and two-bedrooms
respectively, which will cost it £250,000 in rental income per year. Bob
Taylor, chief executive of KHT, said a stock review showed some homes are
currently classified as having more bedrooms than they actually have, because
tenants are not using the extra rooms as bedrooms. They are therefore paying
too much rent. Read more on Inside
Housing.
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