Opinion
A subsidy-free future
Over 6 years ago Despite the withdrawal of government subsidies, renewable energy is seeing unprecedented growth thanks to falling costs and increased private investmentCommercial property continues to defy expectations
Over 6 years ago No doubt aided by a weak pound, the City's commercial property market has continued to defy expectations of a downturn following BrexitIs there renewed interest in the renewables sector?
Over 6 years ago With everyone focused on Brexit and its complexities, along with US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, it is easy to overlook the fact that the renewables sector iTrialling times
Over 6 years ago A recent property fraud case that initially came before the High Court in Glasgow in September 2015 and ended in sentencing in June this year was the longest criminal trial in Scottish legal historyThe wait for stable property price growth continues
Over 6 years ago House prices increased at their slowest rate for three and a half years, according to figures published in May by the Office of National Statistics and the Land RegistryWill investors continue to place capital in UK real estate?
Over 6 years ago The announcement of a snap election by Theresa May certainly caused shockwaves across the political spectrumWhy are we not meeting housing demand?
Over 7 years ago According to a report published by Savills in April, a record level of new homes will be built in London in 2017, with total net completions expected to reach 46,500 this yearThe consequences of a registration gap
Over 7 years ago In terms of registering a property within the priority period of a Land Registry search, the recent High Court case of Baker v Craggs has highlighted the consequences of failing to do soHousing white paper: A quick fix?
Over 7 years ago Published at the beginning of February, the long-awaited housing white paper contained a number of proposals designed to address the country's housing crisis and fix the "broken" market
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