Anna Durkie
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Jones and another v Oven and another
Land – Transfer – Restrictive covenant – Defendants’ predecessors constructing residential property on land transferred subject to restrictive covenants – Defendant undertaking to transfer strip of land to claimant neighbours…
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Could help be at hand?
As councils struggle to deliver PRS, Hayley Cole and Anthony Burnett-Scott look at whether a separate use class would provide an effective solution
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Can you be out outside London?
LGBT WEEK: David Thame looks at the three main reasons why bullying and fear are still common in LGBT property professions in the regions.
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The 1954 Act: in or out?
Emma Humphreys and Paul Krendel look at changing attitudes to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and how it may continue to operate in a post-Brexit world
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Legal notes: Right of way puts lawyers ill at easements
A Court of Appeal ruling on rights of way raises more questions than answers, writes Allyson Colby
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Pride in the profession
LGBT WEEK: Out and proud EG writer David Thame on how the property industry has changed for the LGBT community
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Giving credit where it is due
How should landlords account for third-party contributions when making service charge demands? James Driscoll shares guidance from a recent case
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Bildurn plans 50,000 sq ft Nottingham office
Bildurn has unveiled plans for a 50,000 sq ft office in central Nottingham.
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Diary: Real hot stuff at Legal & General
The heat is on among Legal & General’s real assets division, as it goes green-thumbed in a red-hot desktop chilli-growing competition.
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Five tips for minority shareholders in joint ventures
Jonathan Cantor, a corporate real estate partner at Dentons, offers some advice for minority shareholders in corporate real estate holding structures
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Ten signals that real estate is fundamentally changing
TECHTALK: With a nod to Signals: How Everyday Signs Can Help Us Navigate the World’s Turbulent Economy by Pippa Malmgren, EG’s resident tech guru Antony Slumbers offers 10 signals the…
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Cannabis farms: Landlords must be on high alert
A preventative approach is key to protecting commercial property from being exploited for cannabis cultivation, writes Martin Edwards