East Midlands: can you still let it?

East Midlands has 35,538 let units of up to 1,000 m² on the register. 5,517 of them (1 in 6) need action before they can be let.

500

let units rated F or G on a valid certificate: below the legal minimum, so they cannot be let unless an exemption is registered

5,017

let units whose EPC has expired (1 in 7): a new certificate is needed before they can be marketed

4,658

let units sitting exactly on E, the minimum: lettable today, one poor reassessment from not

Councils in East Midlands

Amber Valley93 need action
Ashfield89 need action
Bassetlaw116 need action
Blaby102 need action
Bolsover91 need action
Boston84 need action
Broxtowe112 need action
Charnwood202 need action
Chesterfield113 need action
Derby308 need action
Derbyshire Dales91 need action
East Lindsey107 need action
Erewash109 need action
Gedling66 need action
Harborough93 need action
High Peak108 need action
Hinckley and Bosworth156 need action
Leicester596 need action
Lincoln191 need action
Mansfield129 need action
Melton60 need action
Newark and Sherwood122 need action
North East Derbyshire60 need action
North Kesteven114 need action
North Northamptonshire342 need action
North West Leicestershire114 need action
Nottingham583 need action
Oadby and Wigston44 need action
Rushcliffe96 need action
Rutland67 need action
South Derbyshire102 need action
South Holland104 need action
South Kesteven160 need action
West Lindsey79 need action
West Northamptonshire514 need action