Landlords & Investors
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Our long experience of advising commercial and residential landlords means we guide new and experienced clients through the complexities of managing their portfolio and help them to future proof their assets.
Real estate remains a very popular asset class for investors but the reasons for investment are varied. We have advised those whose investments are built on a desire for long term incomes, often as part of multi-generational planning, as well as those seeking a quicker capital gain.
We are also experienced in advising overseas investors, keen to seek capital preservation, but unfamiliar with the process in the UK.
No matter what your approach is, from experienced property professionals looking to capitalise by being in the right place at the right time, to entrepreneurs looking for opportunities in a specific market, to landlords seeking to manage their assets strategically and navigating enfranchisement issues, or navigating the obligations and impacts of the Building Safety Act, we make it our business to understand your investment strategies to ensure the business and commercial interests of your portfolio are protected.
Recommended reading
Behind the headlines of the Autumn Budget lies a significant change for high-value residential properties: the new High Value Council Tax Surcharge (‘mansion tax’). Partners, Saskia Arthur and Andrew Loan break down what this means for property owners and why it matters.
Read more 6 min read 26 Nov 2025 UK Autumn Budget 2025: First reactionsAfter weeks of speculation and leaks, the Chancellor’s Budget focused on “stability” rather than sweeping reform. Our team explores the key tax measures, their timing and what they mean for individuals and families – from income tax freezes to pension changes and property considerations.
Read more 8 min read 19 Nov 2025 Renters’ Rights Act: Countdown to 1 May 2026Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will take effect on 1 May 2026, applying retrospectively to both existing and new assured shorthold tenancies. The current pre-implementation period offers an opportunity for the sector to prepare for this new regime.
Read more 9 min read 29 Oct 2025 Renters’ Rights Act in force but not yet implementedWhat will the changes to the Renters’ Rights Act mean for landlords and tenants? From the end of fixed-term tenancies to tighter possession rules, the new regime will reshape the rental landscape. With implementation still pending, landlords have limited time to understand what is changing and plan ahead. Insight from Partners, Kellie Jones and Colin Young and Senior Associate, Kate Symons.
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