Government to consult on leasehold commission ban

To Let sign with council housing flats at Rockingham estate in the background around Elephant and Castle area in south London

In a written statement published yesterday, the Minister of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government has said the government “will go out to consultation very shortly on the detail of the Act’s ban on buildings insurance remuneration”.

This includes commissions for landlords, property managing agents and freeholders being charged through the service charge and their replacement with transparent and fair fees.

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