WELCOME TO THE BRIGHTON & HOVE ESTATE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
est. 1886
The BHEAA operates on two levels. Firstly to maintain and improve the already high standards of the profession with regular seminars and training events.
Secondly we support local charities raising thousands of pounds every year.
WELCOME TO THE BRIGHTON & HOVE ESTATE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
est. 1886
The BHEAA operates on two levels. Firstly to maintain and improve the already high standards of the profession with regular seminars and training events.
Secondly we support local charities raising thousands of pounds every year.
LATEST NEWS
You can read all the latest from BHEAA – including information on our regular events and our charity work – on our Facebook page.
LATEST
You can read all the latest from BHEAA – including information on our regular events and our charity work – on our Facebook page.
OUR CHARITY WORK
In recent years we have supported charities such as The Chestnut Tree, MIND Sussex, Clock Tower Sanctuary, Equal Footings, Teenage Cancer Trust and many others.
We do this by organising events such as our Annual Dinner at The Grand Hotel Brighton, Pub Quizzes, The Presidents Cup Golf Day and various other events.
OUR CHARITY WORK
In recent years we have supported charities such as The Chestnut Tree, MIND Sussex, Clock Tower Sanctuary, Equal Footings, Teenage Cancer Trust and many others.
We do this by organising events such as our Annual Dinner at The Grand Hotel Brighton, Pub Quizzes, The Presidents Cup Golf Day and various other events.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Our membership is made up of local property professionals who each pay a small annual membership fee.
As the BHEAA is totally non-profit and looked after by a council of volunteers the majority of the membership fees go directly to the Presidents Chosen Charity which changes every year.
If you would like to know more about the BHEAA or any of our regular events you can contact one of our council members using the information below…
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Our membership is made up of local property professionals who each pay a small annual membership fee.
As the BHEAA is totally non-profit and looked after by a council of volunteers the majority of the membership fees go directly to the Presidents Chosen Charity which changes every year.
If you would like to know more about the BHEAA or any of our regular events you can contact one of our council members using the information below…
Get In Touch
If you’d like to know more about the BHEAA, are interested in becoming a member, would like to know information about any of our regular events, or would like to contact the President you can do so using the contact form below.
Get In Touch
If you’d like to know more about the BHEAA, are interested in becoming a member, would like to know information about any of our regular events, or would like to contact the President you can do so using the contact form below.
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Interesting article in the Brighton and Hove News with comment from President David Beaken. Well worth a read! https://brightonandhovenews.org/2020/11/… ... See MoreSee Less
Flat owners ‘trapped’ by cladding red tape
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New regulations brought in to improve fire safety after the Grenfell fire have inadvertently left flat owners trapped in near-unsellable homes. After the Grenfell tragedy in June 2017, new rules were ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Latest updates from Propertymark. On 17 November 2020, the Public Health (Coronavirus) (Protection from Eviction and Taking Control of Goods) (England) Regulations 2020 came into force in England.
The rules prevent the enforcement of evictions against tenants, other than in the most serious circumstances during the second national local down period and over Christmas. This means that no eviction notices are to be served until 11 January at the earliest and, given the 14-day notice period required, no evictions are expected to be enforced until 25 January 2021.
The most serious circumstances include:
• illegal occupation
• false statement
• anti-social behaviour
• where a property is unoccupied following the death of a tenant
• extreme rent arrears
Importantly, following the UK Government’s announcement on 5 November 2020 where it was stated they would look to introduce an exemption for extreme pre-COVID rent arrears, the Regulations now confirm that landlords will be able to seek possession of their property and see bailiffs and High Court Enforcement Officers enforcing warrants and completing evictions.
However, this will only apply to tenants who have accrued the equivalent of nine months’ rent arrears, with arrears accrued since 23 March (the start of England’s first lockdown) discounted.
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Understanding the possession action process: guidance for landlords and tenants
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Guidance for landlords and tenants in the private and social rented sectors to explain the possession action process in the county courts in England and Wales.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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