Building Safety Act: A review of the Law Society Guidance
The Building Safety Act 2022 became law on the 28th June 2022 with the aim of preventing any repetition of the Grenfell disaster and or releasing leaseholders from the potential […]
Registration open for National Conveyancing Week 2024
The full line up of events are now available to register for ahead of National Conveyancing Week 2024, which begins on Monday 11th March and runs through to Friday 15th […]
What impact will government’s 1% deposit mortgage scheme have on housing market?
The government has reportedly stepped up its plans to introduce a 1% deposit, or 99% loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages with a view to helping more first-time buyers purchase onto their homes.
Data sharing in property deals gets MPs’ backing at Commons meeting
Industry leaders including Coadjute seniors found cross-party support for initiative to introduce open data sharing within the property industry.
Warning: Email misusing the name of Michael Tree and Swayne Johnson Limited
An email has been sent misusing the name of Michael Tree and Swayne Johnson Limited in relation to a conveyancing matter.
What is conveyancing? How home buyers can learn more
A conveyancer is a vital part of the home buying and selling process, yet a surprising number of people (homeowners included) do not know what they do.
Digital adoption in the conveyancing process continues to grow
The latest instalment of the Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index reports use of digital adoption in pre completion has grown by 7% since 2022, rising to an average score of 37%.
Are leaseholds becoming the best option for first-time buyers?
Leaseholds are changing in 2024. The Land Registry is introducing a reform to the current leasehold system in their 2022+ Strategy.
Fundraising packs now available for National Conveyancing Week
A free physical and virtual fundraising pack to help firms raise money for their chosen charities throughout National Conveyancing Week (NCW) has been created by NCW Charity Partner, the Conveyancing […]
UK home sale times are ‘embarrassing’ – claim
The UK struggles to match the home selling efficiency of other nations, with an average timeline of 183 days or 6 months.
Will rents keep rising?
Although the rate of growth is now coming down, rents will always rise over time, more-or-less in line with wage growth.
Warning: Emails misusing the name of Optima Legal
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Optima Legal.