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Commercial property is a very relationship-driven investment, and you need to ensure the people looking after those relationships really know what they are doing.

Like freehold conveyances, leases for terms of more than 9 years must be passed before the Royal Court and registered in the Public Registry. By contrast, leases for shorter terms

Recent insolvencies of high profile retailers have served as a reminder that tenants of business premises can fail, with potentially serious consequences for all those with a stake in the business...

One Law only: the New Law replaces both the existing Housing (Jersey) Law 1949 and the Regulation of Undertakings (Jersey) Law 1973.

he UK government attempted to ease the financial strain of the COVID-19 pandemic with, among other things, rent "holidays" for tenants and the opportunities for loans for certain businesses.

The new Control of Housing and Work (Jersey) Law 201– looks set to come into effect by the end of this summer.

The JEP earlier this month reported that Jersey has seen an explosion in the number of Airbnb properties listed in the Island ...

There are a number of developments in Jersey where the properties can only be owned by "first time buyers".

The extraordinary circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic has presented new challenges for all of us. At Ogier, our robust business continuity planning and technological infrastructure have been...

These unprecedented times of COVID-19 are challenging for all of us and trustees are no exception. Trustees can face a wide range of issues from investment values to beneficiaries dying.

The Register of Overseas Entities at Companies House (ROE), as contemplated by the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (Act) has now gone live as at 1 August 2022.

On Monday the Government of Jersey confirmed that it will be following a new policy in order to provide additional support to businesses operating from properties that are Government owned.

Landlords and tenants of residential properties in Jersey should be aware of an important legislative development enacted in response to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Government of Jersey has introduced a new legal requirement for the rental sector as part of its work to improve the standards of rental accommodation on the island.

THE Residential Tenancy (Deposit Scheme) (Jersey) Regulations 2014 are intended to come into force in the near future.

This year has seen a welcome surge in activity in the Jersey property market, supported by media reporting at the end of February 2018 of an across-the board 3% rise in the prices of all types...

If a tenant has the right to use part of a building under the terms of his lease but doesn't, is he still required to contribute towards its maintenance?