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The procedure for tenants to take control of the management of their buildings is on the radar for reform as the Law Commission launches a consultation which closes on 30 April.

BNP Paribas’ appealed against the High Court’s ruling that allowed M&S to recover £1.1m of rent and other charges after exercising their break right.

The UK consumer has so far shrugged off global issues such as the slowdown in China, the falling price of oil and an interest rate rise in the US.

On 3 March 2025, the Ministry of Housing published the Commonhold White Paper which seeks to make landmark reforms on the leasehold sector.

We regularly receive requests for advice on how to regain possession of a tied cottage when a statutory tenancy comes to an end, particularly in cases where the history of succession is not easily accessible.

With our high streets and shopping centres rather more empty of tenants than in previous years, and an increased interest in squatters rights, landlords could be faced with the prospect of unwelcome visitors, in the form of "pop-up shops", in the run up to Christmas.

It is almost impossible to talk about ESG without mentioning the importance of data. Christel Dumont authored the chapter "How to deal with data?" in the book "Implementing ESG into Real Estate Contracts". In this third episode, we get to know Christel and her views on ESG, real estate and data.

HMRC is to launch a renewed clampdown on offshore companies that own properties in the UK that it believes are not paying the taxes due.

New legislation targeting the "beer tie" in pub tenancy agreements, along with a series of other key commercial terms for pub tenants and managers of leased pubs, was tabled.

Last week the Environment Agency issued a number of new CRC documents, including a User Guide and Short Guidance Notes.