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The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (“DLUHC”) has launched an ongoing technical consultation (closing 9th June) on its proposal t ...
Reform of the private residential rental market has been a hot topic for some time and the Government had made it clear that they are committed to ref ...
Creating vibrant urban centres today requires a careful balance of retail, housing, offices and leisure. This mixed use recipe will vary from centre t ...
The case of Thomas v Turner (2022) received considerable coverage in the legal press, although in the author’s opinion, the outcome of the case was no ...
Restrictive covenants are a mechanism which can be used to, amongst other things, prevent and control future development on land. The identification ...
The surrender of a lease should be quick and easy to complete. However, there are a number of factors which may cause delay. We have set out below so ...
This interesting case, recently decided at the County Court, addresses the question of whether the inclusion of a redevelopment break clause in a rene ...
The defining feature of a green loan is that the proceeds are used for green purposes. A key point worth knowing is that green loans are not reserved ...
Next month heralds a new era for energy efficiency in buildings in England and Wales. From 1 April 2023, under the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented ...
It’s not often that a technical real estate case makes it into the mainstream news but this is what happened when the Supreme Court recently handed do ...
