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Leeds Student Housing Research
Unipol has published a report assessing the Leeds student housing market
Nottingham Rental Standard launched to Improve standards for renters
Unipol, DASH Services and Nottingham City Council have introduced new initiative to enhance standards in private rental accommodation.
The Ten Cities Rent Survey is now available
The Report capture the latest data on rents in purpose built student accommodation across 10 core university cities, and seeks to understand the factors driving steep increases
Renters Reform Bill Latest Update
With the bill getting a second reading on Monday 23rd October Unipol look at what impact it may have on students
Avoid Housing Contract Scams
Unipol has become aware of an increase in rental scams circulating via social media, particularly on Facebook.
A Level Results 2023 - How Unipol can help
If you’ve now confirmed your place for September, Unipol is here to help with all your student accommodation needs!
Time to renew your Nottingham Code membership
It's time to renew your membership of the Unipol Nottingham Code
Ten Cities Rent Survey Underway
Unipol is undertaking an survey of purpose built student accommodation rents
Unipol Chief Executive
The trustees of Unipol Student Homes have announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive
Nottingham Unipol Code Renewal 2023
The current Unipol Code cycle in Nottingham will expire on 31st July 2023 and landlords will be asked to re-join to affirm commitment to the new standards.
Short term lets over summer
Unipol has short term summer accommodation available to students in Leeds, Nottingham and Bradford. Find out more and book!
Research on international students and their experience of accommodation in the UK
Student-facing research to understand the international student experience of finding accommodation and any challenges they have encountered.
HEPI Blog: The latest developments in student accommodation
There are significant housing shortages throughout all segments of society within the UK. There is a point where students will also be affected by supply problems – why would they be exempt?
Owners' Briefings 2022 - 2023
Our latest briefings took place in December 2022 and looked at student intake trends, both nationally and locally in Nottingham and Leeds; supply and demand; accreditation and the potential impact of ...
Damp and Mould
Excessive damp is unpleasant and can lead to mould growth. It can cause damage and could potentially be harmful to health if left untreated
Cotton Mills: Unipol’s new student accommodation in Nottingham
Work is underway to refurbish this beautiful Grade II listed building on Radford Boulevard, Nottingham, ready for students to move in in September 2023.
Deposits
Here is a quick guide about the rules regarding deposits and what you can do if you are worried you aren’t being treated fairly.
Is your tenancy agreement all bills inclusive? It’s time to check the small print
All-inclusive tenancy agreements are becoming more and more common and with energy prices increasing drastically across the UK and cost volatility likely to remain, it’s worth having a look at your te...
Changes to the National Codes
The National Codes have just had their latest round of amendments. Here are the key details.
Nottingham Student House Hunting Checklist
Here are 5 important things to consider before starting your house hunting journey in Nottingham.
Understanding Your Heating This Winter
It’s getting colder again and we want to make sure you know how to use your central heating properly, to keep your home warm and cosy this winter.
Accommodation Costs Survey 2021 Launched
Figures from the survey show the average rent of student accommodation is now £7,374 and that student loans only just cover this with little leftover for other living costs.
Mindful March – Get involved!
Join us for 'Mindful March'. A month to take extra care of our minds and bodies, with free online workshops open to all.
Where to Live in Nottingham?
When renting as a student for the first time, especially if you’ve lived in university halls for your first year, you may not be completely clued up on the residential areas of your city.