Lindsay Jones
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Estates Gazette 1449 – 6 December 2014
Articles from the latest edition of Estates Gazette
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Hardy and another v Griffiths and another
Sale of land – Condition – Rescission – Defendants paying deposit to purchase claimants’ property – Defendants failing to complete – Claimants rescinding contract and claiming damages for breach of…
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Hardy and another v Griffiths and another
Sale of land Deposit
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Chancellor scraps double tax for PAIFs
A punitive “double tax” for property authorised investment funds has been scrapped by the chancellor, paving the way for more investment in the sector.
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India: a spicier investment
Investing in second-tier cities requires a significant leap of faith. Leaving the bright lights and familiarity of a capital or major global hub to make a foray into the relatively…
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Osborne serves up ‘dog’s dinner’ rates review
Autumn Statement 2014: Government plans to complete a long called-for “structural review” of the business rates regime by 2016 have been derided by the property industry.
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In depth: India opens up its retail industry to overseas brands
Two years ago, a ground-breaking law in India opened the country’s retail sector up to international investment.
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Prime resi hit by stamp duty hike
Autumn Statement 2014: Shares in the biggest developer of luxury London homes dropped following an overhaul of the stamp duty system by the chancellor this week.
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DisplayLink searches for Cambridge office space
Semiconductor and software company DisplayLink has put out a search for up to 25,000 sq ft of Cambridge office space.
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Lend lease signs
Lend Lease has signed Thomas Cook, Monsoon, and Joules at Touchwood, Solihull, in the West Midlands.
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LaSalle Investment Management fills Two London Bridge
LaSalle Investment Management has fully let Two London Bridge, SE1, after securing five new deals totalling 17,196 sq ft.
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Autumn Statement 2014: Osborne tackles stamp duty avoidance
Autumn Statement 2014: Measures to tackle the avoidance of stamp duty and raise more money from non-doms have been announced by chancellor George Osborne.