East of England: can you still let it?
East of England has 44,342 let units of up to 1,000 m² on the register. 6,114 of them (1 in 7) need action before they can be let.
415
let units rated F or G on a valid certificate: below the legal minimum, so they cannot be let unless an exemption is registered
5,699
let units whose EPC has expired (1 in 8): a new certificate is needed before they can be marketed
4,819
let units sitting exactly on E, the minimum: lettable today, one poor reassessment from not
Councils in East of England
- Babergh110 need action
- Basildon204 need action
- Bedford208 need action
- Braintree141 need action
- Breckland100 need action
- Brentwood82 need action
- Broadland74 need action
- Broxbourne112 need action
- Cambridge184 need action
- Castle Point58 need action
- Central Bedfordshire267 need action
- Chelmsford180 need action
- Colchester219 need action
- Dacorum126 need action
- East Cambridgeshire78 need action
- East Hertfordshire118 need action
- East Suffolk270 need action
- Epping Forest168 need action
- Fenland75 need action
- Great Yarmouth146 need action
- Harlow48 need action
- Hertsmere88 need action
- Huntingdonshire185 need action
- Ipswich221 need action
- King's Lynn and West Norfolk159 need action
- Luton164 need action
- Maldon60 need action
- Mid Suffolk82 need action
- North Hertfordshire166 need action
- North Norfolk75 need action
- Norwich232 need action
- Peterborough242 need action
- Rochford47 need action
- South Cambridgeshire165 need action
- South Norfolk98 need action
- Southend-on-Sea174 need action
- St Albans115 need action
- Stevenage79 need action
- Tendring137 need action
- Three Rivers41 need action
- Thurrock85 need action
- Uttlesford63 need action
- Watford93 need action
- Welwyn Hatfield154 need action
- West Suffolk221 need action