Our Events Social Housing HousingExpert Housing Homes Event Jobs Inside Housing SH Annual Conference SH Finance Conference CIH

Subscribe

Events

SH Finance Conference

| Register

Filter

Filter content by topic

Housing Management

Asset management

Care and support

Coronavirus

Development

Finance

Fire safety

Markets

Mergers and Acquisitions

Policy

Regulation and Governance

Technology

View All

Jobs

Events

Two lease-based providers may be overcharging on rents, says RSH

News12/10/2012:00 PM by Nathaniel Barker

Two non-compliant lease-based supported housing providers may have been overcharging the taxpayer for rents on “a large proportion” of their stocks, the Regulator of Social Housing has said

To continue reading this article please

Login or Register

Welsh government ‘actively exploring options’ to protect leaseholders from cladding costs

Local welfare applications soared by 219% in London during lockdown

Home Office criticised for ‘unacceptable and cruel’ plan to deport rough sleepers post-Brexit

Housing Ombudsman details ‘severe maladministration’ findings against five social landlords

‘Too much uncertainty’ to create First Homes targets, says government

The moment of truth for Together with Tenants – has it delivered?

Inside Housing chief executive salary survey 2020

23 October digital edition of Inside Housing out now

About us
Subscribe
Contact us
Digital editions
Email alerts
Forward features
How to pitch features
How to pitch comment pieces

Privacy statement
Cookie Policy
Corporate subscriptions
Sponsored content
FAQs
Subscriptions terms and conditions
General Terms and conditions
Sitemap

Filter

Two lease-based providers may be overcharging on rents, says RSH

Related Stories