Estates Gazette
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Pylon pressure not enough
In R (on the application of John Mars Jones on his own behalf and on behalf of the Pylon The Pressure Group) v The Secretary of State for Business, Energy…
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London is smart – but are the gains mainly monetary?
London has been ranked the world’s third-smartest city. But there are concerns that the technological benefits are mainly monetary
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When in doubt, check it out
James Davies and Michael Whitaker answer questions on property fraud and how to avoid falling victim
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To appeal, or not to appeal
Chad Sutton considers the options available to developers when faced with a planning refusal
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How tech can solve stalled sites
Adam Hyde, co-founder and chief executive of Keepsite Software, delivers this week’s #techtuesday comment with a lesson in how the dual problem of stagnant productivity and low profitability in construction…
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Failing your assignment
A recent Court of Appeal decision has highlighted the problems caused by parties failing to assign documents properly. Stuart Pemble gives you fair warning
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Building homes? Beware of the VAT
Tread carefully when building a new home to avoid unexpected VAT costs, warns Alex Barnes
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Law and another v Haider
Right of pre-emption Restriction
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Law and another v Haider
Right of pre-emption – Restriction – Appellants being granted right of pre-emption – Appellants applying for entry of restriction on register – Respondent registered proprietor objecting to restriction – First-tier…
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London on the hunt for tech entrepreneurs
London is already home to more than 40,000 digital technology businesses, but critics say it needs more tech entrepreneurs. How can the capital best attract them? Report by Mark Simmons
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In brief
A round-up of the week’s stories online
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Commercial gains draw the resi crowd
The increasingly penal tax regime for residential investment property is prompting more investors to consider commercial property for the first time.