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Is my rented home licensed? Haringey
Which property licensing schemes run in Haringey, whether the council publishes its register as a file we can check, and what the tribunal has decided for homes there. Enter a postcode to check one address:
Licensing schemes in Haringey
Mandatory HMO licensing In force everywhere
Applies everywhere in England: a house or flat shared by 5 or more people from 2 or more households needs a licence.
Additional HMO licensing In force
Covers the whole council area, 17 Jun 2024 to 16 Jun 2029. Smaller HMOs (for example 3 or 4 sharers) need a licence here too.
Borough-wide.
Selective licensing In force
Covers 14 wards, 17 Nov 2022 to 16 Nov 2027. Every privately rented home in the area needs a licence, shared or not.
Scheme details were checked on 17 Oct 2026 from the council's own pages; whether a part-borough scheme covers a particular postcode comes from the Greater London Authority's licence-area map when you check an address. Schemes start, end and get renewed; the council's page is the current word.
The council's register
Haringey publishes its register as a search page rather than a file we can read: search Haringey's register by postcode.
Ending soon
None of the additional or selective schemes we hold for Haringey ends in the next six months.
What the tribunal decided in Haringey
48 rent repayment order decisions in Haringey: 77% of the 47 with a known outcome ended in an order; typical amount ordered per tenant £3,589 (median, n=31).
41 rent increase decisions in Haringey: what the tribunal decided when tenants challenged a Section 13 notice.
Past decisions are not a prediction. The tribunal decides each case on its facts.
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This is public data about schemes and registers, not a finding about any home. Whether a licence was needed, and whether one was held, is for the council and, in a dispute, the tribunal. Contains public sector information from Haringey's published pages and register.