Wales: can you still let it?
Wales has 20,458 let units of up to 1,000 m² on the register. 2,959 of them (1 in 7) need action before they can be let.
240
let units rated F or G on a valid certificate: below the legal minimum, so they cannot be let unless an exemption is registered
2,719
let units whose EPC has expired (1 in 8): a new certificate is needed before they can be marketed
2,473
let units sitting exactly on E, the minimum: lettable today, one poor reassessment from not
Councils in Wales
- Blaenau Gwent69 need action
- Bridgend136 need action
- Caerphilly124 need action
- Cardiff472 need action
- Carmarthenshire124 need action
- Ceredigion86 need action
- Conwy135 need action
- Denbighshire111 need action
- Flintshire227 need action
- Gwynedd127 need action
- Isle of Anglesey31 need action
- Merthyr Tydfil37 need action
- Monmouthshire117 need action
- Neath Port Talbot80 need action
- Newport131 need action
- Pembrokeshire87 need action
- Powys157 need action
- Rhondda Cynon Taf172 need action
- Swansea184 need action
- Torfaen105 need action
- Vale of Glamorgan102 need action
- Wrexham145 need action