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
What will the Government’s draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill mean for residential property ownership? Partner, Simon Kerrigan and Senior Associate, Kate Symons unpack the proposals and assess how these reforms could reshape costs, rights and responsibilities for homeowners, while also influencing developers, landlords and existing leaseholders.
Read more 4 min read 18 Feb 2026 What the local search outage means for buyers and lenders after the cyberattackIn PrimeResi, Residential Property Partner, Saskia Arthur outlines how creative workarounds, alternative information sources and increasing reliance on indemnity insurance are keeping transactions moving despite significant delays to local‑authority searches. Her insights highlight the practical solutions helping buyers, sellers and lenders navigate ongoing disruption in the planning system.
Read more 7 min read 27 Jan 2026 Renters’ Rights Act 2025: What landlords need to know about the new requirementsThe Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will take effect on 1 May 2026, introducing new requirements for landlords in England. One major change is the obligation to give tenants specific written information about their tenancy. With final regulations due in March 2026, the Government’s draft guidance offers an early look at what landlords will need to prepare for. Senior Associate, Kate Symons summarises what must be provided to existing tenants and new tenancies from May 2026.
Read more 7 min read 20 Jan 2026 From California to the Cotswolds: why Americans are investing in UK propertyFrom California to the Cotswolds, more Americans are choosing to move to or invest in the UK. Motivations are shifting as investors seek diversification and families look for a different quality of life. However, a transatlantic move brings practical considerations, from tax and residency rules to immigration requirements and property differences. Partners Saskia Arthur, Edward Allan and Zoe Jacob explore what is drawing Americans to the UK and the key steps to prepare.
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