Estates Gazette
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Commonwealth, culture and collaboration key for Midlands
MIPIM 2018: Collaboration is the name of the game when it comes to making the most out of major cultural and tourism events
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Sheffield City Region finds power in public art
MIPIM 2018: When it comes to culture, Sheffield City Region certainly has plenty to offer.
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Walden to head Herbert Smith Freehills real estate team
Herbert Smith Freehills has appointed Jeremy Walden as its new head of real estate for UK & EMEA.
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Overheard at MIPIM 2018 day three
MIPIM 2018: A final selection of choice remarks from busy delegates that paint the scene on the third day of this year’s MIPIM
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Lease renewal negotiations: the tenant’s perspective
Jen Lemen concludes her two-part exploration of issues relating to lease renewals. This time she takes the position of a surveyor acting for a tenant
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EG Awards: How winners stand out from the crowd
Judges of the 2018 EG Awards offer some advice on what makes a winning entry
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Antoine (administrator of estate of Joseph Antoine deceased) v Barclays Bank plc and others; Taylor (personal representative of George Taylor deceased) v Antoine
Land registration – Mistake – Rectification – Court making vesting order in respect of property and legal charge registered in favour of bank – Court later setting aside vesting order…
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Lease extensions in a ‘no-Act’ world
Jeremy Hudson and Jennifer Meech assess the practical implications of a recent high-profile Court of Appeal decision on premiums payable for new leases
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Collaborating with the public sector
Tiffany Cloynes and Rebecca Hazeldine outline the key considerations for local authorities, knowledge and understanding of which will place private investors at an advantage
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Support steps up for Oxford Street pedestrianisation
Plans to pedestrianise part of Oxford Street, W1, have won support from almost half the respondents to the latest Transport for London consultation.
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A disappointed joint venturer loses an appeal for equitable assistance
The court may decide that there is a constructive trust where two parties have agreed that one will acquire a property for their joint benefit and, in reliance on that…