Alarming statistics illustrate continued decline of the High Street
Some alarming (but for some, not surprising) statistics have been revealed by the Centre for Retail Research which has published...
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The Fear of 5G
If the advances in technology and the introduction of 5G are embraced, opportunities within Real Estate would be endless; ranging from...
The Green Revolution
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A 2018 Court of Appeal case concerning consenting to alterations to a flat has caused concern across the residential market. Leave...
The smartest building in town?
London has a huge number of iconic buildings but it’s the use of technology that seems to have made the latest skyscraper stand out.
Trespassers may be prosecuted!
On 1 September 2012 trespassing or squatting in residential property became a criminal offence.
Trespassing on commercial land is however...
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