The first Labour budget for 14 years was the subject of much speculation in the press. But what has changed for property owners, buyers and sellers? And is there anything property owners should do as a result? ‘There was a lot of hype surrounding the budget,’ agrees...
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Logistics issues for commercial premises – keeping goods moving
The way goods and materials are bought and sold in the UK can bring to light logistics issues for commercial premises. This has changed beyond recognition over the last 25 years, with the supply chain and end customers expecting speedy delivery. This has created new...
Easements on commercial property – a free guide for beneficiaries
Easements are valuable rights that allow you to use neighbouring land in particular ways, for the benefit of your own property. Without easements, like a right of way or the right to light, you might not be able to make full use of your property, so they really matter...
Commercial development and biodiversity net gain
If you get planning permission for a commercial development, it now comes with an obligation to ensure that there is a net gain in biodiversity. The statutory obligation is to demonstrate a minimum 10 per cent increase in biodiversity after the development has been...
Surrendering a lease for commercial premises
If your business requirements have changed, and you need to get out of your current lease, a surrender can be an attractive option – as long as your landlord is willing to agree. Alternatively, your landlord may want the property back for redevelopment and approach...