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: The Landlord Law BlogA green paper for green housing
By Tessa

The government published its Housing Green Paper recently, and I have now been able to have a quick flick through it. It looks pretty impressive at first glance.
A few points spring to mind. First of all, here?s hoping that they will be able find sufficient builders, bricklayers, electricians, and plumbers etc to do all the work. Second, although I am delighted that for the first time in years, funding is being put in place to allow new housing to be built by Local Authorities, I do hope that this will not then be all sold off at an undervalue to tenants, as happened to much of the previous LA stock under the right to buy.
However I am really pleased that they are looking to make all new housing environmentally friendly. Let us hope that they are able to resolve the planning problems so that on the one hand development is not thwarted by being stuck in the doldrums for years and years, and on the other hand things are not loosened up so much that inappropriate building is allowed (for example on flood plains ?).
If you want to read the Green Paper you will find it here ? if you want to respond note that you need to get it in by 15 October.
Full post as published by The Landlord Law Blog on July 25, 2007 (boomark / email).
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