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Update on possession claims and COVID-19
I previously provided an update (2 April 2020) that the new Practice Direction 51Z had the effect of staying all possession proceedings...
Covid-19 - the outlook for real estate finance
A BPF webinar this week discussed the outlook for the real estate finance market in the context of the current Covid-19 crisis. There was...
Vicarious liability, the Supreme Court & the everyday tale of country folk
As I sit in my sunny COVID-19 office reading the Supreme Court's judgments in two recent cases, I wondered how would they apply to the...
Government announces new measures to prevent "aggressive rent collection"
Yesterday (23 April 2020) the government announced plans to protect business tenants from what it calls "aggressive rent collection". New...
Occupiers ready to start new norm
It is a common trait of the human mind to look to the future rather than live in the present and this is another report suggesting that...
Planning obligations: flexibility and imagination required
Experience from previous slow-downs has taught us that planning authorities need to be flexible if they want to help development to take...
Can the housing crisis help recovery after the corona crisis?
Even in the middle of a global pandemic latent problems such as the housing crisis persist. But what if there is a way to use one...
Rethinking the future of real estate
McKinsey have written a very insightful article highlighting the challenges facing the real estate industry in the current climate and...
Wellbeing in the workplace
As we begin our fifth week of isolation, many businesses have manged to iron out the initial IT problems and we are beginning to settle...
"The times they are a-changin" but not in adjudication - Millchris Developments v. Waters
"The times they are a-changin" sang Bob Dylan more than 50 years ago and they certainly are a-changin in response the COVID-19 'lock...
REF lenders and borrowers working together through lockdown
As we noted last week, in light of the pressures on the real estate sector caused by the Covid-19 outbreak, lenders will need to consider...
It's good to talk... Communications in times of crisis
Last week I attended RE:Women's webinar about Communications in Times of Crisis. The conversation looked at both internal and external...
London Property Alliance calls for bank flexibility during the Covid-19 crisis
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a major effect on the revenue stream of tenants, which has impacted their ability to meet their rental...
Urban Logistics Sector Winners and Losers
I really enjoyed this afternoon’s Bisnow webinar discussion “Winners & Losers: How Resilient is the Urban Logistics Sector“ hosted by...
Material Adverse Change - coming to a property contract near you soon?
Material Adverse Change (MAC) provisions are sometimes included in sale/purchase contracts to protect the buyer against something...
COVID-19 and Possession Proceedings
The Courts have now moved to drastically limit landlords' ability to recover possession of premises through proceedings.
In addition to...
A Cessation Agreement is good for you. Well it's better (and far cheaper) than using an adjudicator
There we have it, Harry and Meghan are off to start their new life together as non-working royals. I wish them (and little Archie) the...
Important clarification of the Forfeiture Moratorium
The moratorium on forfeiture for non-payment of rent enacted by the Coronavius Act 2020 ("the Act") provided some immediate relief to...
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