South West: can you still let it?
South West has 45,880 let units of up to 1,000 m² on the register. 5,792 of them (1 in 8) need action before they can be let.
427
let units rated F or G on a valid certificate: below the legal minimum, so they cannot be let unless an exemption is registered
5,365
let units whose EPC has expired (1 in 9): a new certificate is needed before they can be marketed
5,235
let units sitting exactly on E, the minimum: lettable today, one poor reassessment from not
Councils in South West
- Bath and North East Somerset236 need action
- Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole514 need action
- Bristol553 need action
- Cheltenham149 need action
- Cornwall580 need action
- Cotswold170 need action
- Dorset412 need action
- East Devon142 need action
- Exeter159 need action
- Forest of Dean70 need action
- Gloucester97 need action
- Mid Devon68 need action
- North Devon49 need action
- North Somerset242 need action
- Plymouth172 need action
- Somerset566 need action
- South Gloucestershire235 need action
- South Hams121 need action
- Stroud76 need action
- Swindon156 need action
- Teignbridge107 need action
- Tewkesbury95 need action
- Torbay191 need action
- West Devon54 need action
- Wiltshire547 need action