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The team at law firm Mishcon de Reya has trawled through HM Treasury's Budget documents to come up with this digest of the key points for business owners and wealthy individuals...

New-look property survey reports are more visual and easy to understand, says the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has appointed Peter Oldham QC to conduct an independent review into "the events that took place in 2018/19."

The government’s recent promise to make “the biggest reforms to property law in 40 years” sounded fabulous to many leaseholders and the public - but no one knows how on earth they are going to…

Robert Barham and Charles Miéville have moved from Cripps Pemberton Greenish to join Forsters' HNW residential real estate team.

A boutique estate agency in Wimbledon has reportedly been fined over £6,500 for various breaches of AML processes.

Last week, the government proposed a major reform of leasehold laws, with new rules possibly arriving within two years.

The Sunday Times's Business Editor has written a scathing article about "simmering discontent" at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

The Government has announced some major reforms to the English leasehold system, in a bid to "fundamentally make home ownership fairer and more secure."

Law firm recruits development specialist David Paxton from Charles Russell Speechlys to lead its team in London.

50% of estate agencies advertising properties for sale at £5 million are either not registered for anti money laundering supervision with HMRC, or have failed to pay their annual fee, according to a new…

Residents of Native Land's New Bankside have been given the go-ahead for one final appeal against Tate Modern.