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UK Property Market
independent property advice
UK’s new built properties are behind those in the EU
According to the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), the standards for new properties must change in the near future. The organization has recently launched a new housing policy titled Better Homes and Neighbourhoods, which points out the need for change as newly built properties in
RIBA also encourages the government to become more efficient in administering the existing housing stock. Since only one per cent of this housing stock is renewed every year, a more comprehensive approach needs to be carried out. In order to help deal with the situation, RIBA is determined to support communities by delivering higher design standards.
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