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With effect from 15 November 2017, a new legislative framework for Document Duty on certain transactions involving real property will come into force in Guernsey.

Sales activity in the Guernsey Local and Open Markets rebounded in the second quarter of this year following the slow start to 2021 as a result of the island's second lockdown,

The States of Guernsey has recently brought into force the Document Duty (Guernsey) Law, 2017 (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (the Amendment).

In a recent case of C Goodfellow & another v HMRC [2019] UKFTT 750 (TC) (16 December 2019), the First-tier Tribunal (FTT)...

Surveyors, estate agents and conveyancers will now able to attend on site providing they adhere to the strict guidelines implemented by the States of Guernsey.

A post-lockdown surge in Local Market housing activity peaked between July and September to deliver the highest combined total of house and flat sales seen in Guernsey during any quarter since Q4 of 2006.

Virtually all properties these days are linked to a complex network of services, such as the island electricity grid, the water network, drains, gas and telecommunications, and in many cases...

The Document Duty (Guernsey) Law, 2017 and the related Document Duty (Anti-Avoidance) (Guernsey) Law, 2017 came into force on 15 November.

Property price statistics released this morning show that turnover in the Local Market rose 20% in the period from April to June.

Whether you have recently bought a house and discovered Japanese knotweed or are worried about Japanese knotweed on adjoining land, it may be necessary to take legal advice.

Chancel repair liability is the historic liability for parishioners, attached to their property, to contribute for the upkeep of a church chancel.

Notwithstanding a move to higher mortgage rates, Guernsey continues to experience a tight housing market and buyers continue to consider properties that might have otherwise...

Sales activity on the Guernsey Open Market so far in 2021, is on course to top that of last year and the record high seen in 2006...

Sales activity in the Guernsey Open Market last year was at its highest level since the financial crisis, according to the latest conveyancing statistics ...

Bumper sales activity in the final quarter of 2020 across Guernsey's Open and Local Markets saw the highest combined annual total of house and flat transactions for both those markets since 2006 and 2007 respectively.

Following on from last month's disappointing news, which saw a 3.2% drop on the previous quarter and a whopping 5.8% drop over the previous year, this month we are back in more comfortable territory

There's a promising outlook for commercial property in Guernsey in 2016, says Ogier partner Martyn Baudains.