Leasehold reform
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Still a long way to go for leasehold reform
COMMENT Remedying some of the ‘serious flaws’ of the 2024 Act will take time
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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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Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill FAQs
Vikki Herbert and Jimmy Griffin answer questions from freeholder and leaseholder clients
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A wedding gift for the wealthy?
Damian Greenish takes a look at hope and marriage values under the leasehold reform legislation
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Freeholders have created ‘rentier structure’, claims MP
Fears that freeholders will see £27bn wiped off assets dismissed as “nonsense”
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Leasehold reform: the options on the table
Kate Symons and Simon Kerrigan round up developments in residential property law
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Gove warned ground rents cap would be ‘expropriation of assets’
The Residential Freehold Association says the move would result in a legal challenge
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Bill to ban leasehold doesn’t ban leasehold after clauses omitted
Vital clauses will have to be inserted into the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill at a later date
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Leasehold reform could hike prices by 10%
Research by Knight Frank and Bayes Business School assesses the impact on UK’s 5m leaseholds
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Leasehold reform: ringing the changes
The first King’s Speech in more than 70 years gives leaseholders reason to be optimistic
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Leasehold reform will lead King’s Speech
The speech, later today, will lay out the legislation before the next general election
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End to ‘feudal leaseholds’ promised for King’s Speech
The planned bill will propose a phasing out of residential leasehold