Comment
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Excessive use requires robust evidence
A recent decision sheds light on how much use of an easement counts as excessive
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The unintended costs of tenant control
Legislation making it harder to demand the costs of chasing rent arrears could cause complications
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The Telecoms Code hangs over landlords like the sword of Damocles
The powers granted to operators and the threat of litigation leaves landlords at a disadvantage
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It’s time to get more competitive on tax
What political parties should address in order to keep the property market attractive to investors
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The last-minute leasehold legislation
Questions remain over the consequences of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024
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Raising a dram to Scottish hotel investment
Strong demand is there, but can Scotland’s stock fulfil investor appetite?
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How flexible can real estate be with parents?
Failure to embrace employment law changes threatens the diversity of a whole sector of the economy
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Generative AI: a paradigm shift
The advancement of the technology increasingly demands widespread adoption by property law firms
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What’s in store from JCT 2024?
Explaining the key changes in the latest Joint Contracts Tribunal Design and Build Contract
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The future of insurance commission
One of the last remaining perks of being a landlord is under threat
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Green belt vs grey belt: building over ugly
Labour’s “grey belt” proposals have potential, but won’t be a silver bullet for the housing crisis
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Rights of light: The fundamentals of damages
Capping damages and blunting the force of injunctions would bring clarity to the field