Although Potters Bar is steeped in ancient history – its name may have come from a Roman pottery which was based near the site of the current town – it is now a modern, vibrant and thriving Hertfordshire town. It’s also a good investment opportunity, whether you are thinking about putting your money into commercial […]
More details have emerged relating to the changes in the UK’s leasehold arrangements – one of the most far-reaching shake-ups of the rental property market in many years. Here Maunder Taylor, independent estate agents in Whetstone, look at the latest developments to leasehold reform which will affect landlords, investors and tenants. In January 2025 Housing […]
It was billed as one of the most important Budgets for years, and one which would set the economic agenda for years to come. So, what does Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ financial statement to the House of Commons mean for the housing sector? Maunder Taylor provide residential property management services in Barnet, […]
One of the bigger growth areas in the property market in recent years has been the upsurge in roof or air space developments for properties. However, while they have plenty of advantages, there are also plenty of potential pitfalls as well. Here Maunder Taylor, who offer property dispute advice in Potters Bar and the surrounding […]
The dust has finally settled on Labour’s General Election victory, and the King’s Speech has unveiled the Government’s legislative programme. Maunder Taylor – commercial property investment specialists in North London – look at what this will mean for the property sector. A Recap of the Previous Legislation The previous Conservative Government had managed to pass […]
Unless the lease is protected, which provides security of tenure, sooner or later – whether you are a tenant or a landlord – you are going to have to renew the terms of your lease. But what is actually up for negotiation? Maunder Taylor offers expert business lease negotiations advice to clients across North London; […]
Most people involved with property will have some awareness of the government proposals to amend the existing Leasehold Reform laws. This paper aims to provide a brief summary of the situation so far, and consider the commercial impact on the general market and statutory premiums together with a picture for the future. The Proposals Since […]
Overall, which gives better net returns and security: Market Value Reviews OR Indexation? 344 Streatham High Road, London SW16 6HH is a ground-floor shop, half used as a hairdresser and half sub-let as a pavement cafe. The rent with effect from 19 May 2016 was £30,000 p.a. A Market Value rent review set for 19 […]
CASE STUDY: CORRECTING A DECADE OF MISMANAGEMENT Melrose Apartments is a development consisting of a block of 51 private apartments and two commercial units, and three blocks of 25 social housing flats in Hampstead, NW3. The problems: The building was barely 10 years old, yet there was flooding in the two basement levels; the comfort […]
Pressure to build more houses. Planning laws relaxed. Freeholders concerned only with the windfall value which appears to come with a planning consent but then selling on: too much business sense to take the development risks themselves? Or did they run realistic figures and find that, actually, there is doubtful value or profit margin? Pre-Covid, […]
