Insights

Nyree Applegarth, Partner and Head of Property Litigation, looks at what green leases mean to landlords and tenants

It was only a matter of time before the courts would be invited to consider whether a leaseholder was entitled to refuse to pay service charges.

A service charge case which once again serves as a reminder of the importance of being precise when drafting lease provisions that deal with the demise of a property.

The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 has finally come into force, aiming to protect the interests of both landlords and tenants.

Nyree Applegarth, a Partner and Head of Property Disputes, examines the recent case of a tenant who brought a deposit penalty claim against his landlord for not properly protecting his deposit.

Nyree Applegarth, a Partner and Head of Property Disputes at Higgs LLP, looks at how rising energy costs could change the commercial tenant-landlord relationship.

Nyree Applegarth, a Partner and Head of Property Disputes at Higgs LLP, looks at the implications of new smoke and carbon monoxide regulations on private and social housing landlords.

Nyree Applegarth, Partner and Head of Property Disputes advises residential landlords considering vacant possession of their property to act now.

Tenants and landlords alike will have been interested to read about the Government’s plans to radically reform the Private Rented Sector (PRS).

Daniel Greatrix, Principal Associate in the Property Disputes team, takes another look at the private rented sector reform proposals, including a drive to improve conditions in rented accommodation.

The Government has unveiled an ambitious agenda designed to bring about substantial change to the Private Rented Sector (PRS), shifting the balance between landlords and tenants.

I recently took part in an RICS dilapidations conference where it was very encouraging to see that the agenda was dominated by considerations of green dilapidations and a commitment to sustainability.