September 2025

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A year of evolution

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Clare Harman Clark, the Property Section chair, looks forward and backward through real estate law

Features

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A moveable feast?

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Recently, there has been a lot of legislative change and new case law to absorb. Phil Parkinson details some of the key developments and their implications for property practitioners

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Homes under the hammer

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Rebecca Kibby and Anna Phillips review what property practitioners need to do to best support clients considering a sale by auction

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Safe house?

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Mark Roach and Harriet Hawkins provide an overview of recent developments in the remediation of building safety defects and outline expected changes on the horizon

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Commission impossible?

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Jasmin Crilly and Andrew Bambury examine a recent decision that may put an end to landlords’ insurance commission practices

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Working title

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What do you do when a restriction in the title register is either incorrect or unnecessary? Bethany Boothby and Andrew Smedley outline how best to tackle restrictions that are no longer fit for purpose

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At face value

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Laura Gale explores what the term ‘asset of community value’ means and outlines the impact on clients of a property with this status

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Awaab’s Law

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Matthew Wilson outlines the timeline that social landlords need to consider to comply with Awaab’s Law, coming into force in October 2025

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New age

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Simon Nosworthy explores the practical checks and hidden risks property practitioners should keep in mind when advising clients buying off-plan

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Offices to flats

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Daniel Clyne and Sacha Jose highlight the recent changes in permitted development and outline the opportunities these present to developers

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Making a plan

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A new bill aims to create a distinct Welsh planning regime. Bill Cordingley considers the detail

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Forfeiture of leases

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The government has promised to abolish forfeiture of residential leases but hasn’t said when. Dona Awano looks at the issues

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