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Underground space with room for a SINGLE car is listed for £350,000 in London's posh Knightsbridgeĭo I have to pay for the major work to my block of flats? The list of developers who have signed up is available here.We will do whatever it takes to hold industry to account, and under our new measures there will be nowhere to hide.' He said: 'I welcome the move by many of the largest developers to do the right thing. In the announcement, Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove suggested that the agreement marked a 'significant step towards protecting innocent leaseholders' and ensuring those responsible pay to 'solve the crisis they helped to cause'. 'While those details are worked out, unfortunately people will have to continue to pay for waking watches and increased insurance premiums, which is not money they are going to get back, even with this latest announcement. 'We will need to see the detail of how this is all going to be supervised and carried out, building by building. However, he added: 'This may only be the end of the beginning. Liam Spender, a trustee of the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership, and a senior associate at Velitor Law, said that the announcement is a welcome step forward. He needs to get RICS, lenders and insurers to agree.' Today's announcement just means more sleepless nights for me.'Īnd flat owner John Burns said: 'The announcement totally ignores buildings under 11 metres.

'My neighbours with young kids and I are now stuck in an orphaned building and dread the day a demand to pay lands on our doorstep for tens of thousands of pounds.

The developer who built my block is not one of the companies signed up and we're unsure whether they ever will be. He said: 'I was relieved when Michael Gove announced leaseholders like me wouldn't have to pay for cladding but now I'm not so sure. I'm exhausted and yet have no option but to keep fighting.' 'I have no idea what is going to happen to our building, It just keeps feeling like 1 step forward and 2 steps backwards. We are still talking in years and not months. 'This is yet more obfuscation from the government, kicking the can down the road again and still not addressing the fundamental issue that millions of us are trapped in unsafe homes and unable to move, with no fixed timeline as to when we can get out and away from this mess. This should be a law that the government are enforcing, not a pledge that can be buried and put off.

#Home for sales by owner free

'The fact that it is a 'pledge' means it is an easy get out of jail free card for all the developers that did sign up. 'My developer are not on the list, so, despite our building being between 11 and 18 metres, I am left still not knowing how our building will be fixed. Flat owner Reece Lipman said: 'I've just read the government announcement regarding developers and I still don't believe it means anything for the vast majority of flat owners, including myself.