Property Market

Whether it’s loud music, drilling, dogs barking, or even stomping around and slamming doors, most of us would have experienced some kind of disturbing noise

Ensuring that your residential freehold is suitably insured is one of the most important things that you can do. Without building’s insurance, you as the

When you’re carrying out works to your property in England or Wales that could potentially affect another property, it is essential that you inform all

A flying freehold is a freehold property where a section of that property overhangs, extends, or protrudes onto another freehold property or land. This can

When a leasehold property is being sold, conveyancing solicitors for the buyer will need to undertake a range of investigations/searches on the property. Primarily, these

The draft Building Safety Bill was published on 20th July 2020 to bring forward reforms of the building and fire safety system. This follows an

Permitted development rights are a national grant of planning permission, whereby a property owner does not need to apply for planning permission for certain building

Commonhold is the rarest type of property ownership throughout England and Wales. In fact, it’s so uncommon that many people are completely unaware of its

According to government statistics, the price of flats has fallen in England since last year. While this could be seen as an ideal opportunity for