Legal

Coadjute calls for greater collaboration between property industry professionals in order to improve transactions.

LonRes-owned anti-money laundering firm expands its operation.

London law firm promotes two property specialists to partner level, and welcomes back another.

Claire Hughes has taken over from James Crookes at the leading law firm.

UK Foreign Secretary ramps up anti-war sanctions, banning service exports to Russia, including PR, accountancy and management consultancy.

“The use of ‘POA’ or ‘price on application’ in relation to a listing on a property portal or an agent website is likely to be misleading as it withholds – or in some cases masks – the asking price from co…

The Land Registry has confirmed that work is "progressing at pace" on a new public register of overseas property owners - but there's still no launch date.

"This is an important milestone in our work to fix the leasehold system and to level up home ownership," says the Leasehold Minister, Lord Stephen Greenhalgh.

High-profile property developer agrees to government demands to pay cladding scandal costs, reportedly accusing the Housing Secretary of acting like "Al Capone".

Lesley Horton is now working alongside Property Ombudsman Rebecca Marsh, as the industry "heads towards a significant era of change with the new proposed regulatory framework."

“Ancient lights are still a current day safeguard against unwanted obstruction to natural light,” says the RICS.

"This is just the beginning," says Housing Secretary Michael Gove. "We will do whatever it takes to hold industry to account, and under our new measures there will be nowhere to hide."