05 Dec, 2024 Moth misrepresentation By Deliya Meylanova A wealthy couple, Dr Hunyak and Ms Patarkatsishvili, are trying to get their money back on the purchase of a £32.5m London home in 2019....
04 Dec, 2024 Rental auctions of vacant commercial properties are launched to bid farewell to empty high streets By Markus Klempa Bea Ballard From 2 December 2024, local councils in England have been given authority under the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 to conduct...
16 Sep, 2024 Loewe’s Bond Street takeover – Permission to fly the flag? By Mollie Howells If you take a stroll down Bond Street throughout September, you will no doubt spot Loewe’s takeover; an array of flags stretching from...
08 Jul, 2024 A shedload to talk about at ShedMasters 2024, Amsterdam By Markus Klempa James Thomas On 27 June, ShedMasters, the annual marquee event held exclusively for the European industrial and logistics sector, brought together a...
24 Jun, 2024 Industrial and logistics: outlook for 2024 and beyond By Markus Klempa Dominic Northey As we reported after ShedMasters 2023, the annual event held exclusively for the European industrial and logistics sector, the key themes...
28 May, 2024 The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 becomes law in England and Wales By Stephanie Newton The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill was first introduced into Parliament in November 2023 and was given royal assent on 24 May 2024,...
19 Jan, 2024 Plans for new retrofit scheme in City of London approved By Stephanie Newton The approval of a new high-profile retrofit scheme in London’s Gresham Street is an example of the City of London corporation embracing a...
16 Jan, 2024 Will we see a strong return for the high street in 2024? By Jessica Waters In the last decade, there has been significant shift in shoppers’ habits and a boom in the online retail industry. The pandemic did...
14 Dec, 2023 Newcomer injunctions – what are they and what has the Supreme Court said? By Mollie Howells Newcomer injunctions are injunctions against persons who are unknown, unidentified and are yet to commit an act which the injunction...
25 Oct, 2023 Renter reform paused whilst government works on a digitised court system By Stephanie Newton Campaigners and tenants will be angered by the government's announcement that planned reforms to ban no fault evictions will be on hold...
25 Sep, 2023 Scrapping key EPC targets By Jessica Waters In the Prime Minister’s speech delivered on 20 September 2023, he announced key changes to environmental targets previously set by the...
20 Sep, 2023 Government fails to get the house in order By Jessica Waters The Renters Reform Bill which proposes to abolish no fault evictions has hit yet another stumbling block after the leader of the House of...