United Kingdom: Real Estate and Construction

Over the past five years, organisations contemplating investment into their property assets via construction and engineering projects have been forced to adapt to numerous...

A power connection is a critical ingredient for any data centre project, and in recent years in Great Britain it has become harder to obtain the power than the land required to develop facilities.

In a decision that highlights the legal weight of informal communications and the practical realities of construction contracting, the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) in Jaevee Homes Limited v Mr Steve Fincham...

The Law Commission has launched a consultation on reforming chancel repair liability (CRL) – a historic, legal obligation that can leave residential or commercial property owners...

Deputies are under a duty to obtain legal advice for property related matters which is both on point and represents value for the ultimate beneficiary.

When it comes to property ownership, understanding the differences between leasehold and freehold conveyancing is crucial.

A House of Commons Committee Report "Government's vision for farming" published on Friday calls for an extended timetable to implement the changes to Agricultural Property Relief...

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Scott Battram to Partner in our Residential Property department.

As inheritance tax rule changes in April 2025 drive business owners to sell or restructure, buyers must navigate compressed timelines carefully. Key risks include insufficient due diligence, inadequate legal protections, valuation missteps, integration challenges, and tax/regulatory oversights. A methodical approach to these areas ensures the buyer maximizes value and mitigates risks in a dynamic market.

The Law Commission has launched a consultation on reforming chancel repair liability (CRL) – a historic, legal obligation that can leave residential or commercial property owners...

A power connection is a critical ingredient for any data centre project, and in recent years in Great Britain it has become harder to obtain the power than the land required to develop facilities.

The government is looking to implement further provisions of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 later this year. What will this mean for landlords of residential assets and those who reside in them?