PropTech – How Real Estate Technology is Affecting the Property Sector
[A glimpse into the future of the property sector by Fadila Omar] Breakthrough solutions in the Real Estate market The real estate and legal industry are experiencing a widespread digital transformation and is seeing the tangible
Read MoreTips & Traps to avoid for leaseholders, freeholders & resident management companies
Presenting the next instalment in our ‘Tips & Traps to avoid…’ series where each month we will be showcasing examples of businessmen and women who made easily-avoidable errors costing them their valuable time and money.
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A Whistle-Stop Tour of Updates for Leasehold Reform
‘The current leasehold system is outdated, unbalanced and broken and we are determined to fix it’. These are the ominous words of Leasehold Minister, Lord Stephen Greenhalgh, who earlier this year expressed a view shared
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Lease Extensions: What People Ask and What You Need To Know
What is a long lease and what is a short lease? For leasehold owners of flats (as well as houses), simply put, a residential long lease is a lease that runs for a duration of
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Unique Property Reference Numbers and their considerable effect on conveyancing
What is a Unique Property Reference Number? Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs) are identifiers for every addressable location in Great Britain. A property is allocated a UPRN with geographical coordinates to produce one true record
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Landlord and tenant: Breach of lease (Almacantar Centre Point Nominee No.1 Ltd v CID Investments Ltd [2021])
Ever wondered whether landlords are entitled to damages for breach of lease? The recent case of Almacantar Centre Point No.1 Ltd v CID Investments Ltd provides helpful guidance on this matter, suggesting that landlords are not entitled
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Right to Rent: Updated guidance relating to EUSS applicants entering new tenancy agreements
What is a right to rent check? A quick overview: All landlords in England, have a responsibility to conduct right to rent checks on all prospective adult tenants before the start date of a tenancy
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Home Office extends coronavirus right to rent checks concessions
The Home Office has published updated guidance for landlords carrying out adjusted Coronavirus right to rent checks. This guidance extends the concession allowing landlords to conduct manual right to rent checks via video conferencing and copies
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Enforcement of a Possession Order: The current position on enforcement of possession orders
Enforcement of a possession order: How it normally works… Once a possession order has been served, if the defendant does not vacate the premises by the date of possession in the order, and no appeal
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Coronavirus Act 2020, Possession Proceedings & Debt Respite Regulations
What is a Unique Property Reference Number? Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs) are identifiers for every addressable location in Great Britain. A property is allocated a UPRN with geographical coordinates to produce one true record
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