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Whether you are building a simple residential extension or altering the layout of your office, there are several pitfalls to avoid when appointing building contractors. Here is a brief guide to some of the typical Read more…
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has just published the findings of a wide-ranging review into how to tackle the barriers which block efforts to make historic homes more energy-efficient. Traditional buildings Read more…
There are a number of legislative changes ahead for the UK real estate market, including more defined energy efficiency standards and an overhaul of the building control process. Some of the principal issues for housebuilders Read more…
The implementation of the 2022 Building Safety Act has extended the time that a claim for defective construction in a residential property can be made, and has exposed contractors and designers to increased liabilities. The Read more…
Coldunell v Hotel Management International [2022]. This recently concluded case in the Royal Courts of Justice, regarding a claim for damages of a Listed hotel in Hampton Court, reaffirms a number of standard tests in Read more…
We are witnessing the substantial rise of building cost under-insurance and the associated reduction of pay-outs, due to the ‘Clause of Average’, in almost all policies. These sums can turn out to be quite some Read more…
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Guidance Note “Japanese Knotweed and Residential Property” is available on the RICS website. Implementation and use of the Guidance Note came into effect from March 2022. It marks a sensible Read more…