CONTENTS News & Insights


OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2025


Industry News ...................................04 Chartered Institute of Housing Liverpool Summit ............................06 Comment: Reimagining the Private Rented Sector ....................14


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Features 19


PRECISE CONTROL FOR AFFORDABLE WARMTH


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David Patrick of Dimplex discusses how electric space and water heating solutions can be integrated into a home’s core design to deliver ‘aff ordable warmth’ for tenants.


Smart Monitoring & Software


THINGS AREN’T WHAT THEY USED TO BE – PROACTIVE IOT


Lorna Given of MRI Software explores how IoT solutions are enhancing building effi ciency, safety, and compliance through real time data and proactive maintenance.


Roofi ng COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS


Mike Vaczi from SOPREMA UK explores how working with roofi ng providers who can deliver a ‘comprehensive’ off er means better outcomes for landlords.


Smoke & Fire Protection


BALCONY SAFETY IN HIGH DENSITY – REIMAGINED


Neil Windas of Alideck explores how balcony systems are becoming an integral part of safer building design, supporting robust fi re and smoke protection strategies.


Housing Management & Maintenance October/November 2025 Products Fuel Poverty ........................................ 21


Smart Monitoring & Software ............................................... 23


Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Radiators ..................................................... 25


Interiors Floors & Floor Coverings ....................... 25 Paints ........................................................... 25


Safety & Security Smoke & Fire Protection........................ 25


Structural Elements Flooring ....................................................... 26 Roofi ng ........................................................ 27


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HOME UK 2025 Taking place in November, HOMES UK is the largest free to attend conference and


exhibition of its kind. Eliminating Fuel Poverty 06


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