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Commonhold is the wrong cure: fix right-to-manage instead

Mary-Anne Bowring GUEST WRITER Co-managing director, Ringley GroupSuccessive governments have presented commonhold as the answer to the leasehold problem, and this current one seems to believe that unveiling its leasehold reform bill just before Christmas will give t...

Read    15/10/2026

Post Renters’ Rights Act period sees asking rent increase by 5.6% on average

The Renters' Rights Act was intended to make the process of finding a rented home fairer and more transparent. One of its most immediate reforms was a ban on rental bidding.Since 1 May, landlords and letting agents have been required to advertise a property at a spe...

Read    03/09/2026

Landmark cladding ruling finds contractor liable

In a significant development, the High Court in London has made a groundbreaking ruling that establishes legal liability for remedial safety work on buildings. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire, addressing one of the mos...

Read    02/08/2022

How will residential diversification shake up the world of valuations?

Turning a Blind EyeAccused of being overoptimistic in their valuations of retail assets, the UK’s biggest property advisers are awaiting the results of a RICS review into conflicts of interest. Concerns have been raised that valuers are not reporting the true value o...

Read    13/03/2020

The Prior Approvals Process & Permitted Development Right

The new legislation introduced in May 2013 brought significant changes to the Permitted Development Right, allowing certain types of development without the need for full planning permission. The Prior Approval process determines if these developments can proceed.

Read    11/01/2014

Ringley Expose A Flaw In Valuations

Ringley reveals a significant flaw in property valuations, emphasizing that aggregating the individual values of units within a property does not reflect the true market or investment value. This approach could mislead both investors and lenders.

Read    10/10/2012

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