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Commercial Leasehold Reform: A Shake-Up for Business Premises?

Ives & Co Solicitors advises landlords, tenants, investors and business owners on commercial conveyancing matters, including commercial leases, lease renewals, lease assignments and business property transactions. With commercial leasehold law now under review, anyone involved in leasing or managing commercial premises should be aware of the proposed reforms and how they may affect future property decisions.

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Future Homes Standard and Property Development

Sustainability and energy efficiency are becoming increasingly important across the UK property sector, with new regulations continuing to shape both residential and commercial development projects. With extensive experience in commercial conveyancing, Ives & Co Solicitors advises clients on development land transactions, property acquisitions, leases, refinancing arrangements, and the regulatory considerations that can influence future property value and compliance.

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SIPP Refinancing: Key Legal Points for Commercial Property

Commercial property held within a pension structure can offer long-term benefits, but refinancing introduces additional legal and financial considerations.Navigating pension-held property and structured finance requires careful legal oversight, and Ives & Co Solicitors provides the expertise to support these complex commercial transactions.

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Struggling to Find a Mortgage? Here’s What’s Happening

Rapid changes in mortgage availability can significantly impact property transactions, often affecting affordability, timelines, and buyer confidence. With strong expertise in residential conveyancing, Ives & Co Solicitors supports clients in navigating shifting market conditions that influence buying and selling decisions.

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UK Planning Shake-Up: A Bill That Could Rewrite Development

At Ives & Co, we closely monitor legislation which affects property, development and infrastructure — and the Planning and Infrastructure Bill is one of the most significant in a generation. With the UK Government aiming to unlock a major building boom and accelerate the delivery of housing, energy, water, and transport infrastructure, the Bill seeks to overhaul decades-old planning laws.

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