Estates Gazette
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Farrar v Leongreen Ltd
Trespass Mesne profits
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HCA affordable housing starts hit new lows
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has this year funded its lowest proportion of affordable housing starts since 2009, writes Emma Rosser.
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Developers: beware of a crack in the wall
It is not possible within the party wall legislation for a buyer to step into the seller’s shoes once the notice has been served. Helen Hoath explores possible ways around…
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Ryan v Villarosa
Landlord and tenant Construction of lease
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Ryan v Villarosa
Landlord and tenant – Lease – Construction – Dispute arising over apportionment of costs of roof repair – Whether roof part of demised premises – Whether tenant liable to contribute…
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Terminal dilapidations: Options and obligations
Tenants can be sure of uncertainty around exit liabilities. Teresa Edmund and Paul French offer practical solutions for dealing with dilapidations
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R (on the application of Oyston Estates Ltd) v Fylde Borough Council
Town and country planning Neighbourhood development plan
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R (on the application of Oyston Estates Ltd) v Fylde Borough Council
Town and country planning – Neighbourhood development plan – Judicial review – Time limit – Claimant wishing to challenge decision to make neighbourhood development plan – Court ordering trial of…
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Online retailers’ logisitics space take-up grows 731% since 2008
Take-up of industrial and logistics space by online retailers has grown by 731% since 2008, as occupiers continue to build their supply chains to keep up with consumer demand, according…
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John Lewis to open new Southampton shed
Peel Logistics Property has signed a pre-let with John Lewis to develop a 46,000 sq ft customer delivery hub at its South Central logistics development in Nursling, Southampton. Rockspring Property…
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Local authorities should take the lead for Industrial Strategy
Industrial policy needs to be co-ordinated at a local level to best tackle productivity issues
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Don’t listen to Remainer doom, property will still prosper
COMMENT: Despite the Remainers’ dire predicitons, property will continue to prosper post-Brexit, says Circle Property’s John Arnold