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Wedlake Bell commercial property partner Suzanne Gill is providing a series of articles for HR professionals to give them a better understanding of the issues accompanying surplus premises.

Wedlake Bell commercial property partner Suzanne Gill is providing a series of articles for HR professionals to give them a better understanding of the issues accompanying surplus premises...

We've teamed up with Commercial Property Partner, Suzanne Gill, to bring you some helpful guidance on downsizing business premises – a task that often becomes the responsibility of HR.

Employers providing accommodation must consider compliance with MEES Regulations, which set energy efficiency standards for rented properties. Key factors include tenancy classification, current EPC requirements, and evolving obligations under proposed stricter energy standards by 2030.

More people each year are turning to specialist retirement homes.

On 8th April 2010, the Mortgage Repossessions (Protection of Tenants etc) Act 2010 received Royal Assent. The Act is designed to offer some protection to tenants from immediate eviction when a mortgagee repossesses a property.

Flexible offices are no longer seen as the letting of last resort or a stop gap solution for start-up businesses.

The Government has responded to mounting pressure to address the adverse impact of short-term rentals.

Jennifer Chappell, associate at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, is urging the Government to set out the details of the plan to restrict the ability to let properties where the Energy Performance Certificate rating is below "E".

On 10 May 2022 in the Queen's Speech, Prince Charles announced that a Bill will be introduced to Parliament to "drive local growth, empowering local leaders to regenerate their areas, ...

John Stephenson, senior partner and head of residential property team at law firm Bircham Dyson Bell LLP is warning landlords that failure to comply to the letter with the The Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 could leave them ‘hard up' when it comes to the upkeep and repair of buildings leased to tenants.

If you are such a landlord, you should already be complying the Regulations' billing requirements. These came into force on 31 December 2014.

Over the last year we seem to have heard of the demise of a leading high street retailer on an almost daily basis. This, inevitably, has an impact on both landlord and tenant clients ...

The Housing Ombudsman launched a "Call for Evidence" to inform its August 2024 "Repairing Trust" report, addressing rising complaints about housing maintenance, costs, and skill shortages. The report seeks solutions and highlights positive landlord changes ahead of Awaab's Law.

The Supreme Court recently considered the effect of a clause requiring the landlord to provide a service charge certificate setting out the amount of the total cost and the sum payable by the ...

How should a demand for the payment of rent be sent?

Bill Chandler's article Deceptively simple, which was originally published in Estates Gazette and subsequently featured in the winter 2017/18 edition of our commercial property newsletter, was recently referred to by the Court of Appeal ...