The Great British Cooling Problem
For years, domestic air conditioning in Britain has been treated as faintly vulgar. It was for hotels, offices, Dubai apartments and Americans on... Read more »
For years, domestic air conditioning in Britain has been treated as faintly vulgar. It was for hotels, offices, Dubai apartments and Americans on... Read more »
No height threshold, no easy service charge escape route, and no hiding behind the managing agent’s PDF. There is a particular kind of legal answer... Read more »
Listed buildings are often sold with soft-focus language. “Full of character.” “Period charm.” “Original features.” “Rare... Read more »
In this episode of Listen Without Prejudice, Charlie Davidson, Senior Associate in the Property team, is joined by Andrew Kavanagh, Partner in the... Read more »
David Smith, one of the UK’s best-known landlord and tenant solicitors in the Private Rented Sector, has joined the firm as a Partner. David... Read more »
Hound of Holborn on Restrictive Covenants: Selling the Land, Keeping a Hand on the Wheel Restrictive covenants are one of the quiet instruments of... Read more »
A tax trap was quietly laid for ordinary tenants. Not deliberately, one hopes. That would imply a level of coordination that we rarely see in... Read more »
As we step into 2026, the English property market performs its annual ritual: everyone promises a “smoother process”, the portals get a fresh coat... Read more »
The Hound of Holborn on the Budget and the “Council Tax” That Isn’t Budgets, as a rule, fall into two species: those that rearrange the veneer,... Read more »
The Hound of Holborn: The New Property Information Form (TA6 6th Edition) – A Leaner Form, But No Less Dangerous Conveyancers are not, by nature,... Read more »
