Brent Council in north London is reinstituting stricter regulations on houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs) to combat the rise of rogue landlords. Current housing conditions in the borough are deemed 'substandard' and pose risks to tenants. The council’s new licensing scheme aims to cover smaller HMOs, ensuring safety and basic living standards. With a growing number of privately rented homes, the council stresses the importance of better housing conditions for tenant protection. Licensing allows for property inspections and places obligations on landlords to ensure compliance with safety standards.
Brent Council is introducing tougher HMO licensing rules to improve safety and quality in privately rented homes, addressing the needs of tenants in the borough.
The council aims to ensure that houses in multiple occupancy are safe, well-managed, and meet basic living standards, emphasizing tenant protection.
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