| Ahipp says 95% of transactions involve Hips |
| 2009-06-30, HouseLadder.co.uk |
| Some 95 per cent of all housing transactions are conducted with home information packs in place, it has been... |
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| Connells Prove HIPs are Benefit to Industry |
| 2009-06-29, www.estateagencytimes.co.uk |
| Estate agents at the Plymouth branch of Connells claim that HIPs are far from deterring them from sales. The branch, in St.Budeaux say that at present HIP s (Home Information Packs) are being turned around so quickly that a local competitor even reported them for thinking they had breached the regulations... |
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| Guide To Home Information Packs! |
| 2009-06-27, Article Dashboard |
| If you are a buyer or a seller, then you can benefit by having home information packs. Home information packs (HIP) provide crucial information to a buyer and... |
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| Half of all home sales going through without HIPs as they are ignored and dodged |
| 2009-06-26, Daily Mail |
| Half of all home sales are going through without the seller's pack demanded by the Government's red tape rules, it has been claimed. The requirement for sellers to buy and complete a Home Information Pack(HIP) costing £300 or more is simply being dodged or ignored, according to new... |
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| Property agents flout law on EPCs |
| 2009-06-22, Building Sustainable Design |
| Commercial property agents are failing to comply with regulations on energy performance certificates... |
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| Packing a punch |
| 2009-06-18, Law Society Gazette |
| We write with reference to a report by Catherine Baksi about cost-price HIPs (see [2009] Gazette, 11 June, 2). We at Donaldson West have been dealing with HIPs in this way since their... |
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| Only 19% of commercial properties for sale have EPCs |
| 2009-06-15, Building |
| Accreditation body accuses sector of failing to adhere to regulations and calls for standardisation of requirements for commercial and residential... |
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| RICS see the green shoots of recovery in the housing market's 'spring bounce' |
| 2009-06-12, First Rung |
| Well it wouldn't be spring in the housing market without the traditional optimistic 'bounce' in activity reported by RICS. Apparently there are record numbers of new enquiries from prospective buyers, quite how this is judged remains a mystery, presumably sending out a copy of 'the particulars' on any given.. |
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