Birds vs Buildings
An online argument has been simmering for a few years now regarding the need (or not) for legislation to prevent
Renting or buying via the bank of mum and dad
If mum and dad were an actual bank it would be the 9th biggest lender. According to a UK national
Government says it is committed to end new builds on long leases
This week I have written a timeline on the government’s proposal to reform new leasehold agreements. The government statistics state
Homes for Ukraine
Monday 14th March saw the launch of a webpage where potential sponsors of Ukrainian refugees can sign up prior to
Property Listings
The government and Trading Standards have announced a compulsory new requirement which must appear on all property listings. In three
Cladding and the Building Safety Bill
The middle of February brought with it what seems like a hastily put together cladding plan by Michael Gove and
Home Office Space vs Gardens
According to a well-known estate agent, a home office space is now the most popular request for prospective clients when
Social Housing finally catches up with the private sector
Since 2015, landlords in the private sector have been required, by law, to install Carbon Dioxide detector alarms in their
The electric car revolution and new homes
With the UK government set to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, and the current
Salvaging Deserted Architecture
The lack of housing is a worldwide crisis. In 2005 the UN attempted a global survey which estimated 100 million
