The case of Lawrence v Fen Tigers Limited confirmed that there is no defence in a claim for nuisance that the claimant moved to a property already affected by the nuisance.

This Halloween let us take you on a journey. Sit back and close your eyes (please don't, read on)...

Following the exceptional activity generated in Guernsey's property market over the recent years, the market appears to be slowly 'returning to the norm'.

If you are a landlord who likes to sit back, relax and watch rental income flow into your bank accounts, beware!

When contemplating the future, unpredictability comes to mind and it is fair to say that in a COVID-19 world the ability to forecast the future has severely diminished.

In a recent judgment the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that a tenant contesting a certified service charge from their landlord had to pay the charge upfront, and that any defences ...

It was announced today (24 August 2018) that Environment & Infrastructure expect to set out plans for a new deposit protection scheme before the end of the year.

The States of Guernsey’s Population Policy Group have completed their initial deliberations into the creation of a legal and administrative framework for a population management regime in Guernsey.

Guernsey continues to see a steady stream of disputes being referred to arbitration as an alternative method of dispute resolution.

Reports in the media suggest there has been a large increase in the number of properties in the Island listed with online agents, with an increase of some 500% in the past four years.

You've found a property to rent and you are one step closer to becoming a tenant.

The recent decision of the Supreme Court of England and Wales poses important points to be considered by commercial landlords, tenants and agents...

Guernsey anticipates introducing an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) regime, drawing from the UK's and Jersey's models. Property owners are encouraged to adopt energy efficiency measures now, such as BREEAM standards, to future-proof assets and maintain market competitiveness.

Following the deliberation of the 2025 budget proposals by the States of Guernsey, several proposals relating to real estate were voted in, with a particular focus on alleviating...

With effect from 2 November 2015 residential leases in Jersey are subject to the residential tenancy deposit scheme (the "Scheme").

Tenancy Deposit Schemes (“TDS”) have been devised under the Housing Act 2004 to safeguard tenancy deposits paid in connection with assured shorthold tenancies and to assist in the resolution of disputes arising in connection with the refund of tenancy deposits.