The route that the government is convinced will lead us to the earliest possible recovery from the economic downturn is by encouraging new property development and allowing development to be built...
The Smart City initiative is opening up opportunities for growing the UK's regional cities and is particularly good news for Bristol, which aims to be one of the top 20 cities in Europe by 2020.
Property News has 100 free copies of A Tenant’s Practical Guide to Commercial Leases to give away. Just contact Stuart Darlington at darlingtonproperty@gmail.com and put "Property News...
Business rates is a topic that can turn any conversation with retailers, landlords and indeed chartered surveyors sour, as it is seen as one of the biggest issues affecting the high street.
Retailers...
One year on from the criminalisation of squatting on residential property and still commercial property owners have to take action themselves. Laura Checkley explains processes for eviction as well as preventative measures
LinkedIn is one of the most powerful business tools ever created and yet so many people fail to understand how they can benefit from it.
Consider the data. In the UK there are over 14 million users...
Pop-up shops are a great way for first-time retailers to test the water before committing to a long term lease.
So why has the Government launched the second phase of its Help to Buy Scheme three months earlier than scheduled? Tracy Hall examines the controversy that surrounds housing's biggest hot potato
Our country’s population is growing faster than our housing stock. The human consequences of this are profound. With greater demand on each house, prices have gone up, meaning many people have...
British pubs are closing at a rate of approximately 20 a week for many reasons. Some of these pubs are simply not worth saving, but many local communities see their pub as a valuable community asset that, under different ownership can be preserved
George Osborne singled out Stamp Duty Land Tax as a major source of abuse. What can be done to change this burden to homeowners?
The commercial rent arrears recovery procedure (CRAR) is finally coming into force on 6 April 2014 and will replace remedy of distress with a strict statutory process
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