by main-user | Jan 28, 2021 | News
The Root of the Problem – An Introduction Without an overuse of puns, Japanese Knotweed has been a growing issue in the residential property market, and particularly for building surveyors, for well over a decade. We analyse below as to whether this really deserves to...
by main-user | Jan 4, 2021 | News
There is a question in quoting for a potential instruction and, from a solicitor’s point of view, in approaching a surveyor and then considering that particular quote, as to whether the valuer has sufficient experience. It is of course a matter for the expert...
by main-user | Jan 31, 2020 | News
REPORT: HOW IS AIRBNB AFFECTING RENTERS? The phenomenon of Airbnb and short-term renting is still enjoying a huge boom as travellers – particularly millennials – look beyond traditional hotels for an experience while travelling. However, From Athens to...
by main-user | Jan 23, 2020 | News
The Law Commission recently published a report setting out options to reduce the cost that leaseholders have to pay to buy the freehold or extend the lease on their qualifying property. The object of leasehold extensions and enfranchisement is to improve the value...
by main-user | Dec 4, 2019 | News
As climate crisis becomes a household concern, it might be houses which need the most attention first. Making a house energy efficient could have a number of benefits, including drastically increasing its value, reducing yearly energy bills and helping to save the...
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