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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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87% of the ownership of land in England and Wales is registered at HM Land Registry. The Land Registry is now aiming to close the 13% gap, and secure the full registration of all freehold land in England and Wales by 2030.
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Landowners were unable to show that they had a genuine intention to redevelop land to enable them to oppose the imposition of code rights under the Electronic Communications Code 2017.
The first reported case in which a court has had to apply the ‘new’ test on ground (f) set out by the Supreme Court last year.
A charity (DRAF) contracted to sell a property to a buyer (R) for £8.01m. Following a failure to complete, DRAF served a notice to complete on R and then gave notice to R that it was rescinding the contract and forfeiting the deposit (£410,000).
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.
The Treasury Committee has just published its report on its inquiry into the administration of business rates in England and, at first glance, it could be the catalyst to drive the change that many businesses have been calling for.
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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.
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.
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