Spectrum Building Leaseholders Still Paying Mortgages Two Years After Fire
UKPulse Property Desk
Leaseholders of flats destroyed in the Spectrum Building fire in Dagenham are still paying mortgages on properties that no longer exist, two years after the blaze.
- Leaseholders of flats in Dagenham's Spectrum Building continue to pay mortgages on destroyed properties.
- The fire occurred two years ago, leaving more than 80 residents in legal limbo.
- Freeholder Arinium Ltd's bankruptcy has created uncertainty regarding compensation.
Leaseholders whose flats were destroyed in the Spectrum Building fire in Dagenham are reportedly still making mortgage payments on properties that no longer exist. This situation has persisted for two years since the blaze.
More than 80 residents are in legal limbo due to the bankruptcy of freeholder Arinium Ltd, leading to uncertainty about the timing and amounts of any compensation.