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HMO - If not already next door/in your street, coming soon!

"Tightened licensing regulations then meant that the number of new HMOs has been falling since 2018. The Office for National Statistics estimated there were 142,483 HMOs in London in 2023, with Ealing, Brent, and Tower Hamlets having the highest numbers per borough. That is now likely to change — and not just because of asylum seekers entering the system."SOURCE:  https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/hmos-london-asylum-seekers-b1250784.html?utm_keyword=dailynewsletter

Rosco White ● 3d2 Comments

Paul, whatever suits your sanctimonious  virtue signalling ego. Labour run Ealing Council are still inept at regulating the HMO scene within the borough. Why are you, it seems to be, such an apologist for the facilitators of Baby P's Murder Party, aka the inept officious jobsworth Labour Party?

Anthony Hawran ● 3d

Tory chair accepted £2k hospitality from developer of HMOs for asylum seekersExclusive: Kevin Hollinrake’s conference costs paid for by firm helping landlords convert homes for lucrative marketThe company presents itself as a lucrative route for landlords to enter the asylum system accommodation market. On its website, Living Redefined says it has provided the Home Office with 84 properties offering 352 bedspaces across the Midlands and east of England, usually with lease agreements under five years.

Paul James ● 3d