The building safety experts at JB Leitch solicitors provide a summary of the key events…
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As the Financial Conduct Authorities new regulations with regards to multi-occupancy residential buildings insurance come…
For most leaseholders, frustration has been felt at the cost of insurance being added to…
There’s a new world on the horizon for the residential buildings insurance industry. From 31st…
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released the Policy Statement and Final Rules on the 29th…
Millions of homeowners in England and Wales will be given greater rights, powers, and protections over their homes as part of the most significant reforms to the leasehold system for a generation under the new Bill.
The question of who is responsible for the maintenance and repair of flat front doors for ensuring fire safety is a question that arises often.
The announcement of a Leasehold Bill could bring good news for property valuers, conveyancers and the 4.9 million homeowners in England and Wales under with leases – or it could fuel confusion, cost and controversy.
The Flat Living Magazine theme for November reminded us of a survey we undertook some time ago, where the importance of an individual’s attitude to maintenance was starkly drawn into context.
The proposal for a Leasehold and Freehold Bill in the King’s Speech on 7 November 2023 demonstrates an ongoing and determined commitment by the government to reform of the residential leasehold sector – and for leaseholders and freeholders, there are immediate questions and considerations.