
Ian Chappell Partner, Deputy Head of Real Estate
New requirement for developers and house builders to register with the New Homes Quality Board
The Code is split into four components:
It is imperative for developers and builders to understand their obligations under this new Code and to take steps to ensure compliance.
The key points are noted below:
Additionally, the NHQB has published a Developer Guidance and a Glossary of Terms to assist with the interpretation of the new Code. The Code, the online portal for registration, the Developer Guidance and the Glossary of Terms can be accessed here.
If you have any questions or require any advice surrounding the contents of the new Code, please do not hesitate to get in touch with AdrianBingham@incegd.com, IanChappell@incegd.com, RachelStanley@incegd.com or your usual contact at Ince.
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