United Kingdom: Real Estate and Construction

What happens under a FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 when the Engineer approves a variation and the varied work is carried out but both Engineer and Contractor fail to follow the relevant contractual procedures...

The year ahead is set to bring some of the most wide‑ranging regulatory and policy changes to the UK construction and built environment sectors since the post‑Grenfell reforms.

On 28 January 2026, the Government published its policy statement on the new Decent Homes Standard (DHS).

Meet Julekha Nathani, our Senior Associate Solicitor in the Conveyancing team, based at our Market Harborough office. In this feature, Julekha shares the standout moment of her career so far...

Join Philip Cartin, Partner in the Conveyancing Department at Anthony Gold, as he shares how our experienced team takes the stress out of the moving process by offering bespoke services tailored to each client's needs.

Boundary issues between neighbours can often lead to confusion and, in some cases, disputes. We understand how worrying it can be when you are unsure where...

A House of Commons Committee Report "Government's vision for farming" published on Friday calls for an extended timetable to implement the changes to Agricultural Property Relief...

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Scott Battram to Partner in our Residential Property department.

As inheritance tax rule changes in April 2025 drive business owners to sell or restructure, buyers must navigate compressed timelines carefully. Key risks include insufficient due diligence, inadequate legal protections, valuation missteps, integration challenges, and tax/regulatory oversights. A methodical approach to these areas ensures the buyer maximizes value and mitigates risks in a dynamic market.

In this report, we have outlined ten areas of real estate risk to have on your radar in 2026. Dispute activity is being driven by factors such as regulatory and legislative changes...

From 6 April 2026, carried interest arising to affected UK taxpayers will generally be taxed within the income tax regime as profits of a deemed trade.

We look at one of the UK government's flagship pieces of legislation, the recently passed Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025.