You will need to login as a member to access this page. Our resources are restricted to particular membership divisions based on the content.
Propertymark membership gives you the credibility of being part of a respected association along with a access to a whole host of resources. Use the button below to find out more about becoming a member and the full value of membership.
Arguably the most controversial aspect drawn from the second reading of the Bill remains the question of who should pay for measures to remediate the failings made by the building industry in the past.
The UK Government has said that they see no reason why an EWS1 form, or equivalent, should be requested on buildings below 18 metres following recommendations from a small group of experts on fire safety set up to look at the issue.
Julie James MS, Minister for Climate Change, outlined the Welsh Government will fund fire safety surveys for multi-occupied buildings over 11 metres and called on the UK Government to confirm when further funding will come to Wales.
As per the strict processes put in place by The Property Ombudsman (TPO), the agents were referred to the TPO’s independent Compliance Committee, which ruled they should be expelled with most failing to pay compensatory rewards.
If you've not logged into the new Propertymark website before you'll need to set a new password to access your account. Enter your email address on the forgotten password page to receive instructions on how to do this.