Resources
Unlocking Lending Success: The case for early valuer involvement
In the fast-moving world of secured lending, timing is everything.
Future-proofing university estates with planned maintenance
A Planned Maintenance Programme (PMP) is a strategic approach to maintaining and managing a property or estate over time.
Thinking outside the box to improve energy performance, address Net Zero and decarbonise commercial property
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are a critical tool for assessing and improving the energy efficiency of commercial properties, offering valuable insights into how a building performs.
Residential Property Market Spring Update 2025
As we move into Spring 2025, the UK residential property market is showing cautious signs of stability.
What are business rates reliefs?
With just six months until the publication of the Draft Rating List for Revaluation 2026, the House of Lords has dealt another blow to the business community by blocking the government’s proposed business rates reforms.
Spring Statement 2025: Key planning reforms and their impact
In yesterday’s Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced significant planning reforms aimed at boosting the UK's housing sector by accelerating housebuilding and stimulating economic growth.
What can we expect from the Spring Statement?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, is set to deliver the UK's Spring Statement on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
Climate Resilience – How can commercial landlords prepare?
The impact of climate change on the world is ever more visible for us all to see - from the UK’s Storm Éowyn and the devastating wildfires in the US, to the latest floods in Gran Canaria.
Government EPC rating data shows positive progress but more must be done
The UK Government’s latest data on Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) highlights significant improvements in the energy efficiency of commercial properties.
What is Revaluation and what does it mean for business rates bills?
Business rates represent a major property overhead for occupiers of commercial property.
Are you paying too much in business rates?
Local authorities are in the process of issuing business rates demands for 2025-2026, but could you be paying too much?