As the regulatory landscape shifts, we are now seeing a variety of lenders take greater consideration around how they approach energy efficiency and EPCs.
2021 was a monumental year for the UK housing market and everyone involved within in.
In the modern age, when customer expectation is so high and competition is rife, it’s vital for all businesses to constantly evaluate how we best service the needs of these customers, as well as a variety of strategic partners, investors and personnel.
Maintaining a successful balance between service, energy efficiency and innovation is a tough ask in any given field and especially so within an area as hectic and dynamic as the mortgage market.
You only have to scroll through the news section of the Mortgage Introducer website to appreciate just how many high-profile moves occur across the industry on a regular basis, and these are only the ones which are reported upon.
EPC are three letters which continue to generate a number of column inches in the trade and the national press as the discussion around energy efficiency widens.
As a company, we have to constantly look outside the box when it comes to our recruitment process and how we can get more residential surveyors certified and out into the industry.
As we enter H2 2021, it’s been an eerily quiet few weeks with very little to report and everyone going about their business as usual. Yeah right.
Demand from a variety of homebuyers continues to stoke the housing market fire and, when combined with limited housing stock, it’s little wonder that prices continue to rise across the UK.
As an industry, it’s fair to say we have been fortunate in the fact that we have been able to operate at capacity for much of this time.
