The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has been widely discussed and introduces wide-ranging reforms to the private rental sector in England, aiming to re-balance the landlord and tenant relationship by increasing powers for local housing authorities to investigate landlord breaches and impose penalties accordingly. A key feature of the Act is the changes to enforcement powers … Read more
Buying a new build property is an exciting prospect. The appeal of a brand-new home, untouched by previous owners and often built to modern energy efficiency standards, is entirely understandable. But beneath the show-home finish lies a legal process that carries real risk if approached without care. Unlike a standard resale purchase, new build contracts … Read more
Mixed-use properties (buildings that combine commercial premises with residential accommodation) are a familiar feature of the UK’s towns and high streets. The flat above the shop, the office with a caretaker’s dwelling, the converted warehouse with a ground-floor retail unit: these are common arrangements, and they attract buyers ranging from small investors to established property … Read more
Whether you are a farmer looking to expand an existing holding or someone considering agricultural land as an investment or lifestyle purchase, buying rural land is rarely straightforward. It comes with its own set of legal, environmental and practical considerations, and getting the right checks done early can save you from expensive problems further down … Read more
This is one of the questions we get asked most often, and it causes more last-minute disappointment than almost anything else in a residential sale. The short answer is that the line between what stays and what goes is not always obvious – and assumptions on both sides are where the trouble usually starts. The … Read more
Whether you are dreaming of a new extension, converting your loft, or simply updating the front of your property, one of the first questions you should ask is: “Do I need planning permission?” The answer is not always straightforward and getting it wrong can be both costly and stressful. It pays to understand the basics … Read more
You’ve had your offer on a new property accepted. Congratulations. Now everyone tells you it’ll take around twelve weeks to complete and to be patient. But nobody really explains what’s happening during those twelve weeks, why it sometimes takes longer, or what you can do to help things move along. Firstly, it’s worth noting that … Read more
As the UK marks National Conveyancing Month in March, it is a timely opportunity to highlight the vital role conveyancers play in buying and selling property. Purchasing or selling a home in England and Wales involves far more than agreeing on a price and collecting the keys. A conveyancer plays a central role in ensuring … Read more
Dilapidations are a common source of dispute at the end of a commercial lease. They can involve significant sums of money and often come as an unwelcome surprise to tenants who believed they had left a property in reasonable condition. Understanding what dilapidations cover and how claims are assessed is essential for both landlords and … Read more
If you plan to sell your home in the new year, the most effective step you can take now is to prepare. The winter market moves quickly, and sellers who prepare their property’s presentation, choose their estate agent, assemble their paperwork, and plan their marketing in advance are in the strongest position. This guide explains … Read more
Guideline timescales for conveyancing are often put at 8-12 weeks. In reality however, it’s difficult to be precise about how long it will take to complete the process of buying and selling your house in Wales. Each transaction is different and can be complicated by a range of factors, often outside your control. As we … Read more
When you sell your house, you are under a legal obligation to disclose certain information to the buyer. Today, the old principle of caveat emptor or ‘buyer beware’ only reflects the legal situation to a limited extent. In Wales the seller’s responsibility to disclose information covers a wide variety of matters. Property boundaries, disputes with … Read more
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