The Land Registry has updated its guidance on plans submitted to the Land Registry. Plans submitted with an application relating to a disposition of part of the land must clearly identify the part concerned and be signed as follows:- Transfers / leases – by the disponer i.e. seller / landlord… Continue reading →
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Brecher acts for seller in major Fitzrovia scheme
Brecher’s Corporate team acted for the Seller of the shares in the entity which is developing the scheme, with support from Property, Construction and Planning Departments on all the associated due diligence. ARTICLE AS APPEARING IN PRIME RESI MAGZINE : Art-Invest Real Estate has opened a London office,… Continue reading →
Montreaux: Stone Foundries Purchase
Paul Murray acted on behalf of Montreaux Charlton Developments Limited in connection with their exchange of unconditional contracts for the purchase of the Stone Foundries site in Charlton from Langham Land Limited. The site was previously and is currently being used for the production of high integrity aluminium and magnesium… Continue reading →
Student Accommodation Investment Purchase
Peter Hughes, Redmond Byrne, Craig Sherrard and Mark Kingsley recently acted on the £15,500,000 purchase of a company owning three buildings comprising 314 bedrooms specifically for student accommodation in the heart of Newcastle City Centre. With virtual 100% occupancy year on year, this is, for the client, a long-term investment…. Continue reading →
Ibex House Purchase
Brecher LLP acted for Henderson Park in a joint venture with Dukelease Properties on the acquisition of Ibex House, 42-47 The Minories from a Middle East Institutional Seller. Ibex House is an iconic multi let Art Deco 1930s office building. The acquisition, which is the largest single office acquisition in the… Continue reading →
Pluto Finance Funds 216 Unit Scheme
Pluto Finance has closed a new £35 million stretch senior residential development loan to Elevate Property Group for a new 216-unit apartment scheme in Ashford, Kent. Greg Dunne, Senior Lending Manager at Pluto Finance, comments: “Ashford has undergone significant regeneration in the past five years and the influx of investment… Continue reading →
HIGH COURT RULES THAT BREXIT DOES NOT FRUSTRATE THE EUROPEAN MEDICAL AGENCY’S LEASE
The High Court has this morning ruled that the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) lease of its London headquarters will not be frustrated by Brexit. In a much-anticipated judgment, Mr Justice Smith held that “the lease will not be frustrated on the withdrawal of the UK from the EU…the EMA remains… Continue reading →
Our Property Finance Team is expanding
The firm is delighted to announce the arrival of Charles Bezzant (Partner) and Kate George (Partner) together with Penelope Cockburn-Upward (NQ) adding strength and depth to their current team. Charles brings 20 years’ experience of acting on a wide range of real estate and finance aspects of property investment and… Continue reading →
Success in the Turks & Caicos Islands
Brecher LLP (led by James Clarke) are instructed by Mr Alexander Vik in complex litigation spanning several jurisdictions. The latest chapter of the litigation has been fought in the Turks & Caicos Islands with a heavily contested hearing before the Court of Appeal of the Turks & Caicos Islands. The… Continue reading →
Practice Direction – Insolvency Proceedings 2018
Practice Direction – Insolvency Proceedings 2018 On 25 April 2018 a new Insolvency Practice Direction came into force with immediate effect (PDIP 2018). Its purpose is to bring the insolvency practice directions into alignment with the procedural requirements under the Insolvency Rules 2016 and the new Business and Property Courts… Continue reading →
