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Landlords and Tenants of residential properties have been aware of the need to protect Tenants' deposits within authorised schemes since 2007.

In this podcast, produced for the Association of Real Estate Funds, Travers Smith Partner Sarah Walker, CMS Partner Marc Armstrong and Travers Smith Senior Associate Kirsty Emery...

Insolvency processes and their affect on the relationship between landlord and tenant Remedy

Real Estate Partner Joanna Lampert debates the question of whether leases are a stitch up in favour of the landlord with Jonathan Seitler QC on "The Agenda" - the latest Estates Gazette podcast.

As businesses focus on compliance with environmental standards, industry's impact on ecology is receiving more regulatory scrutiny. Our Insight on natural capital looks at its role in investment decisions, its growing importance in assessing environmental risk to operations, and the likely direction of travel for regulation in this area.

The first webinar in the series, Private residential tenancies in the rural sector, discusses the new rules on Private Residential Tenancies and their impact on the rural sector, including the changes in the rules on recovery of possession ...

There has been a considerable amount written over the past year about the advent of REITs, which come into effect on 1 January 2007.

The issue was picked up by the local and national press and Megan appeared in The Times discussing the issue in January.

The Coronavirus Act 2020 came into force on 25 March 2020 and contains a package of measures to deal with the Coronavirus crisis. As promised by the government, there are provisions to protect tenants from the impact of the crisis.

Temporary relief has been extended to non-performing parties under certain contracts for the sale, purchase and lease of residential properties in Singapore.

The UK Government has introduced a new binding arbitration scheme for landlords and tenants in disputes about commercial rent arrears resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Daily Telegraph recently voted Edinburgh one of the UK's "top ten" hotspots when considering where to purchase an investment property.

Last week the Civil Procedure Rules Committee approved the Property Litigation Association's Pre-Action Protocol for Terminal Dilapidations Claims for formal adoption into the Civil Procedure Rules.

In a brief update to the summary of the latest residential property cases she recorded with Russell-Cooke associate Guy Evans, associate Harriet Allsop...

In our Law-Now of 20 October 2011 we reported that the Civil Rules Committee had approved the Property Litigation Association’s Pre-action Protocol for Terminal Dilapidations claims for formal adoption into the Civil Procedure Rules.

In this Brew, Laura Tweedy and William Golightly discuss all things Renters Reform Bill: (i) the abolition of section 21 notices and fixed term assured tenancies; (ii) new and expanded grounds...