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Property Lawyers London
Whether you are a buying, selling or leasing residential or commercial property as an owner, occupier, investor or developer, you will need the support of our property lawyers who fully understand your requirements and timescales. Our property solicitors are ready to help.
Expert Property lawyers for all your needs.
What You Will Expect From Our Property Lawyers
Our property teams offer an efficient and proactive service, focused on what’s best for you. You will always have access to the same people and we will keep you informed at every stage of a transaction. We are also happy to put you in touch with other property experts you may need the help of such as surveyors or valuers.
Efficient Conveyancing and Residential Property Advice
Our property solicitors help clients in the UK and internationally with all kinds of residential transactions regardless of whether the property is freehold or leasehold. You can find out more about our residential property services here
Professional Commercial Property Services
Our experienced commercial property lawyers support a variety of clients, from individuals to larger corporates. We represent clients on projects of various size and complexity, including lease assignments, purchases, sales and licence applications. You can find out more about our commercial property services here.
Need Help Resolving A Property Dispute?
We receive enquiries from individuals, developers, landlords, tenants and other organisations who have found themselves locked in a property dispute. Our property litigation and dispute resolution solicitors will always seek to negotiate a settlement that meets your requirements. Where this is not possible we will not hesitate to represent your interests in Court. You can find out more about our property resolution and litigation services here.
Leasehold Reform and Enfranchisement
We help those who are seeking to extend their lease and groups of leaseholders who are interested in buying the freehold. This can sometimes be a complicated process and negotiations with freeholders are not always straight forward. Our lease extension lawyers will always seek to negotiate settlements with freeholders, however where this is not possible our property solicitors are experienced in settling disputes in the First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber). You can find out more about our lease extension and enfranchisement services here.
Get In Touch With Our Property Lawyers For A Free Confidential Chat
Call us on 020 7485 8811 or fill in an online enquiry form to arrange a chat with one of our property teams. We’ll be glad to provide quotes for all property transactions.
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- 19.5.2023
Declaration of Trust for Property
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Shared Ownership Stamp Duty
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Read more - 8.2.2023
Severance of a Joint Tenancy
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Read more - 8.2.2023
Tenants in Common vs Joint Tenants
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Japanese Knotweed: Knot in my backyard again!
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Read more - 20.1.2023
Stamp duty tax to remain the same until 2025
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Read more - 23.9.2022
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TOLATA Claims
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Right to Light Law
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Landlords and the Dangers of Rent-to-Rent
Rent-to-Rent refers to the practice of landlords letting a whole property to a tenant (usually a limited company), which is...
Read more - 30.5.2022
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The construction industry is seeing a perfect storm at the moment with labour shortages following Brexit and material costs which...
Read more - 26.11.2021
The new Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
On the 9th November 2021 the Government announced the new draft Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill. It is proposed that a new...
Read more - 9.11.2021
Can I still claim adverse possession?
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Read more - 5.10.2021
Buying a property where a Party Wall Award...
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Commercial rent arrears options post-Covid
Whilst we are reminded every day that Covid is very much still with us and that the public should still...
Read more - 24.9.2021
First Time Buyers Tax Relief Reminder
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Read more - 26.6.2021
The Risks Of Buying Properties Off Plan!
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Read more - 7.5.2021
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A mum has been left facing a bill of millions of pounds a year for the ground rent of her...
Read more - 15.3.2021
Extension on Commercial Property eviction ban
Despite the Government announcing in December 2020 that the extension of the moratorium on enforcement action until the 31st March would...
Read more - 30.1.2021
Making Alterations to a Leasehold Property
What is a Leasehold Property? There are two main types of property in England and Wales, freehold and leasehold property....
Read more - 5.1.2021
10 Top Tips to Avoid Delays When Selling Your...
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Read more - 9.12.2020
Business eviction ban extended
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Coronavirus and commercial property – Update
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