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The report, “Health on the High Street” resulted from a round table event hosted by the Social Market Foundation and supported by DAC Beachcroft. We a ...
Capital allowances available on the sale of a property can have huge value to both the buyer and seller. It is therefore important that they are not o ...
Many registered titles contain various rights that a property benefits from or is subject to (such as rights of way or rights to use utilities). The ...
The Government have today announced the first stage of their proposals to reform the leasehold property market by shaking up the process by which leas ...
On 3 November 2020, Dominic Fagan of the YEP London Committee was joined by a panel of planning experts to discuss the proposals for reform.
This webinar looks at how structural changes in the retail sector, combined with the impacts of Coronavirus, are transforming the urban environment. T ...
Residential conveyancers are used to responding to change, this year more than ever. A number of existing and proposed changes continue to challenge c ...
In a Judgment which will have consequences for lawyers and their insurers, the Court of Appeal decision in Swift v Carpenter [2020] EWCA Civ 1295, a t ...
Back in September we outlined the changes to the Use Class Order following the introduction of the new Use Class E (known as the Commercial, Business ...
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation published a Code of Conduct between Landlords and Tenants for Commercial Rents on 1st October 2020 ...
