Will the ‘feudal’ leasehold system finally be overhauled?

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In what is expected to be one of the first pieces of legislation introduced in the parliamentary session before Christmas, the Government has announced plans to draft a ‘Leasehold Bill’, which if successful could dramatically reform the current leasehold system.

Property tenure: I’m loving freehold instead

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With the introduction of the long-anticipated Building Safety Act in April, and the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act in June, you could say that in 2022 It Was a Very Good Year for leaseholders, who were granted additional protections from landlords in relation to both existing and new-build properties respectively.

Buying a property: what steps are involved?

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The intricacies of the conveyancing process can often make the process of buying a property daunting. For that reason, having an understanding of what’s involved, and why, can prove the difference between you encountering either a frustrating or a stress-free transaction.

Selling a property: what steps are involved?

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The decision to sell your property, whether it is your home or an investment property, can be a daunting one. For that reason, a general knowledge of the key steps that are involved in the sale process, and the order in which they can be expected to take place, can be crucial to ensuring that you are able to proceed with the sale smoothly and efficiently.