From 1 April this year, commercial buildings that do not have an EPC rating of E or above will not be able to be traded or leased under government regulations.
From 2027, this rises to C and by 2030 to B. Buildings that fail to reach those targets will join the growing list of stranded assets.
Here, using exclusive EG data, we take a look at how the UK regions look set to fare with these new regulations and the volume of potential rental income that could be at risk.
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