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EPC for Landlords 2026: Minimum E Rating, Costs and Proposed C Band by 2028

England landlords require minimum EPC E rating (since April 2020). Proposed minimum C from 2028. EPC cost GBP 60-120, improvement costs GBP 5,000-25,000. Penalties up to GBP 5,000 per property. Wales already at E.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20268 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Does Your EPC Rating Affect Your Property Value?

Research shows homes with top EPC ratings sell for up to £30,000 more than equivalent D-rated properties. Here is what EPC ratings mean for buyers, sellers, and landlords in 2026.

Emma Clarke20 Jun 20267 min read

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