Legal

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.

ULS Technology Plc has offloaded broker platform Conveyancing Alliance as it continues its plan to "build a transformative digital platform to revolutionise home moving and ownership."

Sanctions against individuals following China's antics in Hong Kong could involve high-value property assets in the UK.