Energy inefficient properties likely to be given the cold shoulder by landlords💡

A quarter of landlords surveyed have indicated that they are likely to avoid any property with a low EPC rating when looking to add to their portfolio, according to new research from Shawbrook.

Data from Shawbrook has revealed that the proposed Energy Performance Certificate changes are already starting to sway the buying preferences of landlords, with nearly a third suggesting that they would buy a property that already has a C rating or above, and a further 24% saying that they were more likely to prioritise a property with the potential to reach C or above.

More surprisingly, 15% of landlords said they will only buy properties built in the last 20 years. To continue reading, please Click Here

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