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Ending your tenancy | CityWest Homes Skip to main content I am a tenant I am a leaseholder Search site Search Register MyCityWest Login News Events Pay Report Apply Feedback Menu Breadcrumb Home I am a tenant Moving out of your home Ending your tenancy Ending your tenancy If you decide that it is time to move on and wish to end your tenancy then you need to let us know. You must write to us and requite at least four weeks notice. You must moreover provide us with details of your new address. There are a few important things you need to know: your tenancy must end on a Monday if you do not requite us four weeks notice you will still be charged rent for those four weeks plane if you leave the property your keys must be returned to your local zone office by midday on the Monday your tenancy ends if you return your keys later than midday you will be charged rent until the Monday without you handed them in if the Monday falls on a wall holiday then you must hand them in on Tuesday by midday you must tell your utility providers that you are moving home so that they can either end or move your accounts. We will tuition you if: you do not leave the property empty and we have to well-spoken your possessions you have damaged the property or failed to siphon out repairs that are your responsibility you have carried out alterations to the property without our permission you leave anyone else living in the property without you leave we have to take magistrate whoopee to remove anyone else from the property. Things to remember There are a few choices that you can make that can help you if you are thinking about moving. Of course, there are increasingly than are listed here but we hope that a few of these may help. you should try to be as flexible as possible well-nigh the zone and type of property you are prepared to move to as this will increase your chances of finding a suitable swap partner when looking for a bilateral mart you should make sure you know what kind of tenancy you will be taking on when you move as there are several variegated types of tenancy and local authorities, housing associations and private landlords will offer different tenancies if you think that you may be interested in sooner ownership the property that you are moving to you should check that it will be misogynist as not all housing undertone homes are made misogynist for Right to Buy and private landlords have no obligation to sell or proffer a tenancy removals can be expensive and should be factored into the financing of any move a move can involve a transpiration of work or school and can mean being further away from established networks of friends and family  moving out of one of our homes is a permanent move.  You will not be worldly-wise to return to your old home once you have ended your tenancy. 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