Leasehold reform
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Leasehold reform remains elusive
But while prospects remain vague, residential investors are reducing their exposure to future risks
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Gove to speed up housing reforms
Changes are expected to include a cap on ground rents and the end of no-fault evictions
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What’s the point of leasehold?
COMMENT Reform, not abolition, is the way forward for making life fairer for residential tenants
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Is change finally afoot for resi landlords?
A review of the state of play when it comes to promised residential leasehold reform
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Top Tory accused of greed over excessive leaseholder fees
Lord Leigh of Hurley charged leaseholders a 67% commission on buildings insurance
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Freeholders braced for leasehold reforms
The sector awaits its fate, but freehold owners will oppose an outright value grab
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Impressive plans, but devil will be in the detail on new enfranchisement rights
Care will need to be taken to ensure unintended consequences do not arise from leasehold reform
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Law Commission proposals ‘the biggest shake-up of home ownership in history’
Property lawyers react to the raft of reform proposals
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Law Commission proposals ‘the biggest shake-up of home ownership in history’
Property lawyers react to the raft of reform proposals
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Commonhold, enfranchisement and right to manage: the Law Commission’s proposals
LISTEN: Property law commissioner Nick Hopkins outlines the Law Commission’s extensive proposals
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Commonhold, enfranchisement and right to manage: the Law Commission’s proposals
LISTEN: Property law commissioner Nick Hopkins outlines the Law Commission’s extensive proposals
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Leasehold reform: put cost at the heart of the debate
Will government succeed in reforming the system or will leaseholders be left tied up in knots?