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Legislation changes

We know some of our clients book service apartments and the HBAA (Hotel Booking Agents Association) has recently made us aware of some changes which are currently being planned.

A change in property regulations could result in widespread changes to the way London’s serviced apartment providers vet their properties. Amendments proposed for ‘Clause 34’ would mean residential property owners, who are looking to repurpose their premises to let accommodation on a night-by-night basis, would not require any planning approval to do so.

This change could be a double-edged sword for serviced apartment bookers. An influx of new apartments may be available to market, but the existing assurances regarding the safety of properties may now be bypassed.

The onus would be on the capital’s serviced apartment agents / bookers to ensure any properties that haven’t acquired planning approval can meet the standards required for their clients to have an enjoyable and safe stay.

This obviously raises a number of issues, so if you require more information, please contact our team now on 01562 829 939

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