Articles by ‘Paul Daniels’

The number of commercial property deals taking place across the UK has reached its highest level since the credit crunch, according to the latest figures.

Construction specialist Jemma Regan-Cummins has been appointed as a senior associate at City firm Royds, further strengthening the firm’s expertise.

City-based law firm Royds invited a string of their retail clients to a quiz evening, which took place last week.

City-based solicitors Royds has promoted a member of its commercial property team to Partner.

Office space worth £7billion has changed hands in London this year, according to estate agents Savills.

An upmarket health and fitness business has relocated to state-of-the-art premises in central Bath and unveiled a brand new look. ‘Health’ is the new name of RJS Fitness which now occupies newly-built premises in…

The impact on residential property, particularly in London’s most exclusive suburbs, was immediately apparent – with a flurry of transactions once the result became clear. But experts believe that there are also encouraging signs…

Solicitors Royds has strengthened the Property team at its City office.

Investment in the UK commercial property sector totalled £20.5 billion in the final quarter of 2014, 26 per cent up on the previous quarter and the highest quarterly performance on record, according to a new report.

Mortgage lenders have urged the Government to find a replacement for the help-to-buy scheme before it comes to an end next year.

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (’CDM Regulations’) 2015 came into force on 6 April this year. Transitional arrangements allow existing CDM Co-ordinators appointed under the CDM Regulations 2007 to continue in that role until 6 October 2015, but for any new project (and any existing project from 6 October onwards) a ‘Principal Designer’ must be appointed in place of the CDM Co-ordinator. Property and construction documents should be updated to reference both the new role of ‘Principal Designer’ and the ‘CDM Regulations 2015’.

A new law banning so-called “revenge evictions” was passed by the House of Lords earlier this month. The new rules, introduced as part of the Deregulation Bill, will render an eviction invalid if a…