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Working as part of your professional team, our expert lawyers helps manage your project from inception through to completion. We have a wealth of experience across all areas of development – meaning we offer a pragmatic and commercial approach, finding workable solutions and providing a smooth delivery for your projects.
Our clients include developers, local authorities, government agencies (including the Homes & Communities Agency), promoters, housing associations and landowners looking to realise the value of their property assets. This experience of development from different perspectives is one of our unique strengths, whichever sector you operate in, we understand the stakeholders involved in your deals.
Our expertise include - commercial and mixed-use development, residential development, regeneration, urban extensions, joint ventures, promotion agreements, renewable energy projects and investment and funding structures
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Over 50 lawyers – based in Birmingham, Nottingham and Manchester.
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In this webinar, Richard Barlow, Zo Hoida and Neil Walker cover commercial and public law considerations
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The Court of Appeal has reinstated conventional wisdom by ruling that a standard fencing covenant should not be treated as a fencing easement.
The court considers the meaning of the phrase “detailed planning permission” in an overage agreement.
Recently the House of Lords and House of Commons Joint Committee on the draft Registration of Overseas Entities Bill (Bill) published its report on the draft Bill following pre-legislative scrutiny.
Advising on a £250m urban extension , comprising more than 400 acres, to be developed as 1700 new homes, a new school, an innovation park and a 26 acre commercial park, generating 4000 new jobs. Our work included the collaboration agreements, a complex site assembly, land options, equalisation arrangements dealing with the treatment of development value and project expenditure, tax advice on the JV structure, funding issues and renegotiating various historic agreements affecting the project area.
Advising Charnwood Borough Council on its ‘Eastern Gateway’ regeneration of Loughborough town centre involving the redevelopment of an 11 acre site as 120 new homes together with major improvements to the town’s train station, a new link road and other transport infrastructure. We advised on procurement issues, site acquisition and subsequent development agreements with a housing association (to take the affordable housing on the scheme), the highway authority and two separate rail companies.
Acting for Derby City Council on the development of Infinity Park - a new business park on a 200 acre site and anticipated to generate 1.5m square feet of new buildings – our advice included; Site assembly, development agreements for major infrastructure delivery and complex funding arrangements, together with advice on construction, planning, state aid, procurement, tax and banking issues.
Advising the Homes England on £60m of regeneration planned for a former colliery; including planning and site assembly advice, negotiations with the private sector developer procured to provide phased delivery of the residential development and commitment to fund the road infrastructure as well as dealing with Homes England funding agreements with other landowners.
Advising Mortar Developments on its fourteen storey “Global Point” mixed-use development in Nottingham, providing 449 high-spec student bed spaces together with retail/A3/office space and basement car parking facilities. We dealt with the variation/release of a number of third party interests, a rights of light claim, law firms across several foreign jurisdictions, and the relocation of existing leases affecting the site.
A tenant who does not want to be forced to complete a lease if an obligation in the agreement for lease is breached must provide expressly for this in the agreement.
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Are you frustrated by Brexit? If so, that’s more than can be said of the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) £13m a year lease at Canary Wharf.
The Nottingham City Council became the latest authority to introduce new licensing requirements for all private residential landlords.
The PM has announced plans to target developers who are sitting on planning permissions in a bid to address the ongoing housing crisis.
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