Articles by ‘Paul Daniels’

As people look to keep travel accommodation costs down by staying in private houses, short term letting site Airbnb has quickly made a significant impact on the hospitality industry. It offers a seemingly easy way to make extra income from your home. However, recent case law demonstrates that homeowners and tenants should think twice before listing their property on the site.

A Bath-based team from UK top 100 law firm RWK Goodman has advised the shareholders of Gold Care Holdings Limited on the circa £90m sale of the Gold Care group to an overseas real…

There is increasing focus on a property’s energy use, energy efficiency and a review of what energy savings can be made. While this subject may be on your radar, are you aware of the legislative changes that could greatly restrict commercial property lettings from April 2018?

Lawyers from RWK Goodman’s Leisure and Hospitality team acted for the sellers of the historically-significant Henbury Lodge Hotel in Bristol.

Uncertainty following Britain’s decision to quit the EU could have wide-reaching implications for London’s commercial property sector, a major player in the market has warned. Great Portland Estates said that the outcome of last…

It’s widely acknowledged that the coming into force of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 (the Act) on 1 January 1996 significantly changed the law regarding landlord and tenant liability following an assignment of a tenancy.

London’s new Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has unveiled proposals to help protect office space for small businesses and start-ups in the capital. Mr Khan, who took control of City Hall last month, gave the commitment…

The Charity Commission is currently consulting on plans which would enable third sector organisations to become incorporated structures.

With less than a month to go until the referendum on whether Britain should remain in the EU, companies are starting to speculate about the impact that a vote to leave could have on the property market.

Barclays last month became the first major UK lender to unveil a no-deposit mortgage deal since the financial crash.