All entries under "Social Housing"
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480,000 ‘non-decent’ social homes in England
There are 4 million social housing properties in England; 480,000 of these are 'non-decent'. -
Why local authorities need to introduce Internet of Things technology
With the rapid urbanisation, local authorities are implementing new technologies to help them start their smart city journey.Why local authorities need to introduce Internet of Things technology
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The rise of IoT in social housing
A report by Secure Meters shows how social landlords are looking to adopt IoT in their properties. -
Children in unhealthy homes
New research suggests that over 11 million children across Europe are currently living in ‘unhealthy’ homes. -
Social housing spending at an all-time low
Spending on social housing repairs and maintenance hit an all-time low in 2018. -
Is the new Homes Act replacing PPI claims?
With PPI claims coming to an end, claims management companies (CMCs) are turning to the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act to replace these claims. -
100 Years On: The State of Social Housing
This month marks the 100th year since social housing was introduced in the UK. With many celebrating the centenary, it does however raise the question as whether councils and housing associations are fulfilling their pact to create quality housing. -
Poor housing in Wales costs NHS £95m
Every year in Wales, the NHS is spending £95 million on treatment costs due to poor housing. -
5.8 million UK renters experience damp
A study by Rentokil Property Care shows that 5.8 million renters in the UK have experienced damp and condensation issues. -
New Act could see rise in disrepair claims
Many tenants are living in properties which are unsuitable for habitation, with 99 English councils receiving 67,026 complaints about the condition of their housing in 2017/18. -
Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution - Detecting fuel poverty early on
A household is considered to be fuel poor if they have required fuel costs that are above average (the national median level) and, were they to spend that amount, they would be left with a residual income below the official poverty line.Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution - Detecting fuel poverty early on
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Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution– Simplifying asset management for Social Housing Providers
Pinacl’s Digital Property management solution makes asset management simpler by deploying sensors to gain real time insights into the health of each property. -
How can Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution be used as part of a Tenant Incentive Scheme (TIS)?
Pinacl's IoT Solution will transform property management as we know it! -
Managing voids and minimising loss of income with Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution
In the past, changes to welfare has led to an increase in the number of tenants abandoning their homes. Higher rent arrears and higher repossessions have occurred since residents were given the responsibility to pay their rent.Managing voids and minimising loss of income with Pinacl’s Digital Property Management Solution
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Pinacl’s Digital Property Management - Significantly cutting maintenance costs for social housing providers
It costs in the region of £25,000 to fully refit the average social housing property, a cost that our technology helps to avoid. -
Pinacl’s Digital Property Management – Strengthening the evidence against disrepair claims for Social Housing Providers.
The volume of disrepair claims against registered providers (RPs) of social housing has increased significantly in recent years. And disrepair claims are often accompanied by costly public liability claims.
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