Is the time finally right for the commonhold revolution?
According to the the Law Commission, commonhold offers a once in a generation opportunity to rethink how property is owned in England and Wales and should be reinvigorated. Enfranchisement specialist Sarah Osborne offers a brief guide to the system, and explains why the promise of 'property utopia' has so far failed to gain much traction...
The new Tory administration has finally left the circus and wants to join the housing revolution
At last, concerns over the parlous state of the UK housing market appear to be reaching receptive ears, says Trevor Abrahmsohn
Crime Agency secures first Unexplained Wealth Orders against two properties worth £22m
Ownerships of two properties in London and the South East are being investigated under new Criminal Finances powers, which have been dubbed the "McMafia Law"
‘Dramatic’ CGT change could impact the resi market, warns law firm
Second home owners, landlords and property investors will have much less time to pay their tax bills as of April next year, notes Royds Withy King, and many may well be tempted to offload any surplus…
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Strutts bolsters Knightsbridge & Belgravia team with double hire
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Opinion: Finchatton’s Andrew Dunn on London’s resilience in a changing world
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Ant Yapi appointed at Holland Park Gate
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Inside Branded Residences: A playbook for global property developers, brands & operators
In-depth & invaluable insights into the trends, mechanics & real-world business of the international branded resi sector, written by the teams at Global Branded Residences and Watson Farley & Williams.
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