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The High Court’s decision in Peachside Ltd v Lee and Keung is a significant modern authority on dilapidations, offering a detailed application of section 18(1) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927.
Winter precipitation, on average, is on the increase, and the effects are starting to be felt more widely. But is your property due diligence wide enough to pick up those effects?
Pragmatism and resilience are defining the UK real estate market in 2026, as investors focus on execution, income durability and delivering value amid uncertainty.
Laura Holdaway and Andy King attended MIPIM, one of the world’s leading international real estate events. In this blog, they explore the key takeaways from the event.
A concise overview of the government’s new towns consultation, examining proposed locations, planning policy changes and what they could mean for future development.
Landlords and Tenants should be aware of the impact of the revision of rateable values on the compensation payable in hostile lease renewals.
In this article, Rosie Hill and Dominic Hordern explore how the built environment sector can build confidence, improve digital literacy, and adopt AI to unlock its greatest asset.
After a period of uncertainty and volatility in the real estate finance market in recent years, 2026 brings hopes of building on 2025’s steady recovery, but the landscape is still changing. In this blog, we explore the real estate landscape in more detail.
The last few weeks have seen the national planning regime try to navigate the tricky tightrope between the twin aims of unlocking development and protecting the environment.
A recent tax tribunal decision has significant implications for both developers and landowners involved in site works/material movement and stockpiling.
As the UK faces the challenges of an aging population, cultural storytelling and advocacy are helping reshape how retirement living is perceived and embraced.
For years, industrial estates have been the workhorses of the built environment, functional, efficient, and, let’s be honest, often uninspiring. But as the expectations of occupiers evolve, so too must the spaces we create for them.