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Commercial EPC & MEES data for Hart

72.6% of commercial property in Hart sits below EPC B. Analysis of 1,197 unique commercial properties on the Energy Performance of Buildings Register.

72.6%
of commercial stock below EPC B
86
over 1,000 m² and below B – the 2031 cohort
34
rated F or G – unlettable without an exemption
258 / 319
national rank by share below EPC B

The position in Hart

There are 1,197 unique commercial properties in Hart with a certificate on the Energy Performance of Buildings Register. Of those, 869 – 72.6% – are rated below EPC B, which is 3.5 percentage points better than the England and Wales average of 76.1%.

The largest category locally is offices & workshops, and the postal towns and districts most represented are Fleet, Hook, Yateley, Camberley, Farnham. Average floor area is 516 m² and the average asset rating is 71.

273 certificates in the district have expired (22.8% of the total), of which 22 were rated F or G when issued – the least comfortable position on the register, and the one owners are least likely to know about.

Key figures

Properties analysed1,197
Below EPC B869 (72.6%)
Below EPC E – unlettable34 (2.8%)
Over 1,000 m² and below B86
Expired certificates273 (22.8%)
Expired and below E22
Average floor area516 m²
Average asset rating71
National rank258 of 319

Band distribution

Commercial EPC band distribution – Hart
BandPropertiesShareShare, shown as a barvs England & Wales
A+161.3%
+1.0
A443.7%
-0.4
B26822.4%
+2.9
C40333.7%
+0.5
D29824.9%
-0.8
E13411.2%
-1.7
F141.2%
-0.7
G201.7%
-0.8

Commercial stock by sector

Commercial stock by sector
SectorPropertiesShareShare, shown as a bar
Offices & workshops40734.0%
Retail & financial services38732.3%
Restaurants, cafes & pubs12410.4%
Storage & distribution564.7%
General & special industrial383.2%
Education352.9%
Hospitals & care homes322.7%
Assembly & leisure282.3%

Floor area – who the 2031 standard catches

The 2031 EPC B standard is expected to apply only to buildings over 1,000 m². In Hart that line falls here:

Floor area distribution – the 1,000 m² line decides who is caught by the 2031 standard
Floor areaPropertiesShareShare, shown as a bar
Under 250 m²74161.9%
250–500 m²20317.0%
500–1,000 m²1028.5%
1,000–2,500 m²988.2%
2,500–10,000 m²514.3%
Over 10,000 m²20.2%

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Quote – attributable to evenEco

Analysis of the Energy Performance of Buildings Register by evenEco shows that 72.6% of commercial property in Hart is rated below EPC B – the standard expected to apply to buildings over 1,000 m² from 2031. 86 buildings in the district are both over 1,000 m² and below that standard, and 34 are rated F or G, which has been below the legal minimum for letting since April 2023. Hart ranks 258 of 319 local authorities in England and Wales.

Please attribute to evenEco and link to evenhub.uk/commercial/areas/hart/. Figures derived from the GOV.UK Energy Performance of Buildings Register, deduplicated to the most recent certificate per property. Media enquiries: contact us.

Shareable summary – Hart

Commercial EPC summary – Hart, September 2026
MeasureFigure
Commercial properties analysed1,197
Below EPC B869 (72.6%)
Below EPC E – unlettable without exemption34 (2.8%)
Over 1,000 m² and below EPC B86
Expired certificates273 (22.8%)
Average floor area516 m²
National rank (share below EPC B)258 of 319

Common questions

How many commercial properties in Hart are below EPC B?

869 of 1,197 – 72.6% of the commercial stock on the register. That is 3.5 percentage points better than the England and Wales average of 76.1%.

How many buildings in Hart are caught by the 2031 EPC B standard?

86 commercial buildings in Hart are over 1,000 m² and currently rated below EPC B, which is the cohort the 2031 standard is aimed at.

How many commercial buildings in Hart are already unlettable?

34 are rated F or G. Letting those without a registered exemption has been unlawful since 1 April 2023. A further 22 have an expired certificate that was rated F or G.

Where does Hart rank nationally?

258 of 319 local authorities, ranked by the share of commercial stock below EPC B, with rank 1 being the highest share.

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Source: GOV.UK Energy Performance of Buildings Register, deduplicated by evenEco to the most recent certificate per propertyAnalysis updated 11 September 2026 Methodology