The Building Safety Levy

Join us on Wednesday 6 May for a brand-new webinar in our Foundations series on the Building Safety Levy. The levy, which will come into force in October this year, is a cornerstone of the government’s remediation acceleration plan but represents a potentially significant risk to residential development viability.

In this webinar, our panel of real estate, construction and planning experts will explain what the levy is, when it applies and how it will be charged. The team will then explore some of the key commercial and practical issues arising from that legal framework.

From the likely difficulties for developers seeking to access reduced rates for schemes on previously developed land, to the potential for the levy to drive changes to the building control process for larger developments, this webinar will ask the questions and cover the issues that really matter. We look forward to seeing you there.

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