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MPs voted in favour of the Renters (Reform) Bill ("the Bill") in the House of Commons on 25 April 2024. However, a clause was first inserted into the Bill which vows to pause the abolition of the Section 21.

The report of the Parliamentary committee on residential leasehold reform has been published containing strong recommendations, many of them radical, and some where it is not at all clear

In the recent case of Jeffries v Robb [2012] EWCA Civ 1149 the Court of Appeal clarified what is permitted under a right of way "for all purposes".

Daniel Farrow, a solicitor in our Real Estate team, shares practical advice on aligning your property strategy...

Though tenancy deposit protection requirements have been in place now for more than 6 years, there has been uncertainty about whether these applied in respect of assured shorthold tenancies which began before 6 April 2007, but continued on after the contractual term expired some time after that date.

In the last edition, we warned commercial landlords and tenants to be ready for the expiry of the emergency protections that have benefitted business tenants since March. Battle was due to...

The Fragrance Shop entered into a number of leases which purported to be outside of the security of tenure provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ("the 1954 Act").

The Grenfell Tower Phase 2 report was published on 4 September. Despite searing criticism of the organisations that owned and managed the Tower, the Inquiry has missed an opportunity to recommend further reforms...

The Supreme Court has handed down its judgment in the case of an unmarried cohabiting couple, Jones v Kernott [2011] UKSC 53.

"I bought my house several years ago. One of the attractions was the great views.

We'll paint a scene for you: a multi-let building is ripe for redevelopment and the developer/landlord is working towards obtaining possession of the various parts and terminating any rights that ...

For real estate investors, the UK's third election in five years has provided a much needed majority government.

This is an important case because it adds further commentary on the nature of the intention a landlord requires to meet the requirements necessary to oppose the grant of a new business tenancy under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

David Manda and Lewis Couth (both Real Estate Litigation) presented a live webinar on ‘Managing your property portfolio in the pandemic and beyond' for landlords and tenants on how to tackle the property portfolio management ...

It's not the first occasion that a major serviced office provider has landed in a corporate restructuring but it may be the most high-profile.

The Government has today published its White Paper on housing – see the paper entitled ‘Fixing our Broken Housing Market':

Plans to co-opt landlords into the immigration enforcement system, by making them liable to a fine if they do not undertake sufficient immigration checks on their tenants have certainly grabbed the headlines in recent weeks.