Renting laws in England are about to change dramatically. With the Renters’ Rights Act now confirmed, both landlords and tenants are preparing for one of the most significant updates to the rental system in decades.
Renting laws in England are about to change dramatically. With the Renters’ Rights Act now confirmed, both landlords and tenants are preparing for one of the most significant updates to the rental system in decades.
As climate change increasingly shapes the UK housing landscape, buyers, lenders, and conveyancers are adapting to new environmental realities. From flood risks to long-term sustainability concerns, these factors are now influencing decisions at every stage of a property transaction.
Our specialist residential conveyancing team helps clients navigate every aspect of buying, selling, or transferring property — from legal checks to managing costs like Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). With potential tax reforms on the horizon, it’s vital for property owners, buyers, and investors to stay informed.
With inheritance tax (IHT) often seen as one of the most contentious areas of estate planning, proposed reforms have reignited debate about fairness, complexity, and the long-term impact on families.
Recent media coverage around Angela Rayner’s property dealings highlights just how important accuracy, compliance, and transparency are in conveyancing. These lessons aren’t only for politicians — they apply to every buyer, seller, and solicitor involved in the property process.
With ongoing discussions around modernising property transactions, it’s important to understand what these changes could mean for buyers, sellers, and conveyancers.
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make — and the property market outlook can make a real difference to your plans. At Ives & Co, our Residential Conveyancing team helps clients move forward with confidence, even as market conditions shift. With Rightmove reporting stable buyer demand and signs of renewed confidence, the coming months may offer smoother opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
We guide clients through the legal process of buying and selling homes with clarity and efficiency, specialising in residential conveyancing here at Ives & Co.
In 2025, with affordability rules being relaxed, more people are stepping back into the property market — and our legal team is here to ensure everything runs smoothly from offer to completion.
At Ives & Co, our specialist commercial conveyancing team works closely with property developers, landowners, and investors across the UK. As planning policy and funding mechanisms evolve, so does our legal advice – keeping you ahead of the curve in a competitive market.
