Adding or removing someone from the title deeds
Adding or removing someone from the title deeds
The recent case involving celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and a family occupying his Duke of Albany pub near Regent’s Park in London highlights a complex legal issue: squatters’ rights and adverse possession. While the specifics of Ramsay’s case remain private, KWW Solicitors partner and property expert Salv Sole (pictured) says it serves as a timely
Property market commentators are divided on whether 2024 will see a further dip in house prices, while buyers play wait and see on the mortgage market. Meantime, many amateur property developers are once more being drawn into the sector, with the lure of fast profits to be made while the market is slow. While the
Buying a new-build property in the UK can be an exciting venture, offering modern designs, energy efficiency and the opportunity to be the first owner. However, purchasing a new-build comes with its own set of considerations and unique aspects that buyers should be aware of. From understanding warranties and contracts to navigating snagging issues and
With the Renters Reform Bill aiming to strengthen the rights of tenants, and interest rates and economic pressures squeezing property investment returns, more and more landlords are leaving the private rental market. There have been claims in the media of a landlord exodus, and if you are a residential landlord perhaps you have been thinking
In leases, break clauses serve as crucial provisions that provide flexibility for both landlords and tenants. These clauses allow either party to terminate the lease before the expiration of the fixed term, subject to certain conditions and notice requirements. Break clauses are regulated by specific laws and have implications that both parties should carefully consider.
Does the idea of a brand new home appeal to you? If so, you are not alone as the past two years have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people buying off plan. Whether you are looking for your forever home, a retirement property, or a holiday hideaway, buying a home off plan
Property developers need to be aware of new building regulations designed to improve the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The Building Regulations 2010 have been amended by the introduction of Part S which requires EV charging points to be installed in the following circumstances: New residential homes. Every home with onsite parking must have its own
Summer is in full swing and it is not uncommon to want to prolong that holiday feeling and dream of investing in a holiday home which allows you to return to your favourite spot more frequently. Holiday home ownership has boomed recently and in 2021 second homes accounted for more than 24,000 purchases. Many of
Your home is often your most important asset, and you may be lucky enough to own other property such as a holiday home or a buy-to-let investment. Over time, if your personal circumstances change, you may want or need to transfer a share in a property. This could be the transfer of a share in
If your home is leasehold, you could soon find it cheaper and easier to extend the term of your lease. This will usually make your property more valuable and, depending on how many years your lease has left, it can also make it easier to remortgage and more marketable when you come to sell. As
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