New Permitted Development Rights Are Game Changer HMO Property Investors & Developers

HMO property investors and property developers will soon benefit from game changing permitted development rights which will create golden opportunity for those property investors looking to profit from houses in multiple occupation (HMOs).

The government has just announced intended new permitted development rights, and in this video, we unpack the implications for HMO property investors across the country.

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0:00 Intro to Game Changing new permitted development rules
1:46 New Government Consultation on new PD rules
2:50 Single storey rear extensions
3:18 Two storey rear extensions
3:59 50% Curtilage restriction abolished
4:42 Rear extension height
5:22 Wrap around extensions
6:32 No maximum cubic metre limit on loft extension
7:27 Loft dormers
8:51 Raise the roof
10:23 Add new floors
11:03 Govt Consultation

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[tgordon]

Excellent video, Ranjan. Great wrap up of the consultation.

[benflannaghan]

Great video, if the changes are approved when is it expected to be changed?

[aceofspades]

What about new C5 class for serviced/holiday, planning needed to continue existing use for lets over 90 days pa

[davidcalvert-smith]

Everyone wants planners to get out of the way and allow more development. When there is too much development and house prices are impacted, people will change their minds

Tory voters are all about house prices!!!

[markjewell]

Great! More Rigsby style HMOs Just what you want next door ! I guess that’s progress for us ?

[seancrowe]

Extensions are ££££ these days. Would take 7+ years to get your money back

[ines]

Action, action hopefully 🤞 they will accept it. Thank you for another brunch of good news 🗞️🦋

[gztxypv]

I'm a property investor, but I do not do HMO's out of principle. Every street I've seen this done has resulted in pressure on parking and the general welfare of the neighbours due to the volume of people in one area, some of whom can be antisocial.

[VictorMac-py]

You mention increasing extension size allowance from 3m to 4 m on houses. I thought there was already some law that says we are allowed to extend up to 6 meters already?

[williamataide]

Hi Ranjan, thank you for the great video and how do I know if an area is article 4 or not? Upon looking at the local authority website all areas are Article 4, is that right?

[grahampayne]

What about the poor people next door ?

[maclal]

Far too many videos and now in quick succession Sunday and Monday