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What Are The Basic Mistakes You Need To Cover In Localization Services?

What Are The Basic Mistakes You Need To Cover In Localization Services?

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New Homes Quality Code 2026 update: raising the bar for developers

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By Molly Cook, Emma Styles
| Gateley
The New Homes Quality Board (NHQB) has published the second edition of its New Homes Quality Code (NHQC), introducing a series of changes designed to strengthen consumer protections and improve transparency throughout the homebuying journey – from marketing and reservation through to handover and aftercare. While the latest changes do not rewrite the NHQC, they do tighten expectations on developers, making standards clearer and more consistent.
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Restrictive covenants: lessons from a recent NHQB complaint | Gateley

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By Molly Cook, Emma Styles, Amy Minshall
| Gateley
Restrictive covenants can create tension between developers and homeowners, especially when responsibilities for enforcement are unclear. A recent New Homes Ombudsman decision highlights the importance of providing clear, unambiguous information about covenants during the sales process to manage expectations post-completion. What were the circumstances? The homeowner lived in a property with two private parking spaces accessed via a shared driveway.
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New Homes Quality Board case study: garden size reduction

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By Emma Styles, Molly Cook
| Gateley
The New Homes Quality Board (NHQB) highlights the importance of ensuring that developers construct any fences in line with the plans for the property to prevent disputes arising regarding the boundary. This NHQB case study illustrates the need for developers to ensure all homes are delivered exactly as advertised – both in layout and legal boundary – to avoid homeowner dissatisfaction and the significant disruption caused by remedial work.
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