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£32.5 Million Mansion, Moths, and Misrepresentation: A Cautionary Tale for Sellers
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£32.5 Million Mansion, Moths, and Misrepresentation: A Cautionary Tale for Sellers

On 10 February 2025, the highly anticipated judgment, regarding alleged misrepresentations of a moth infested £32.5 million pound mansion, reached its climax. Legal professionals and the wider public alike gasped at the outcome and continue to...

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Residential Property | 27 February 2025
Two-Year Rule For Lease Extensions And Enfranchisement Abolished
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Two-Year Rule For Lease Extensions And Enfranchisement Abolished

An important step has been taken toward giving leaseholders more rights to extend their lease or buy the freehold of their house. Leaseholders can now start this process without having owned their property for two years.  The rule, previously part...

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Residential Property | 29 January 2025
Can I Buy My First Home Ahead Of The Stamp Duty Land Tax Changes On 1 April 2025?
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Can I Buy My First Home Ahead Of The Stamp Duty Land Tax Changes On 1 April 2025?

If you're a first-time buyer, now might be the perfect time to step onto the property ladder before the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) changes take effect on 1 April 2025. In this guide our expert Residential Property Solicitors explain how the...

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Residential Property | 13 January 2025
The Autumn Budget: What Does This Mean for Stamp Duty Land Tax?
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The Autumn Budget: What Does This Mean for Stamp Duty Land Tax?

Following the Autumn Budget on 30 October 2024, solicitors and residential property purchasers have been acclimatising to the new stamp duty land tax rules. Our Residential Property Solicitors explore what the new SDLT rules could mean for you.

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Residential Property | 28 November 2024
Why Do I Have To Pay Service Charges On My Freehold House?
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Why Do I Have To Pay Service Charges On My Freehold House?

Service charge payments are historically associated with leasehold properties, such as flats, in which leaseholders will pay a service charge to cover the cost of maintaining the building and its common areas. It is becoming a lot more common for...

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Residential Property | 20 November 2024
How Does the Labour Government Intend to Fill the £40 Billion Black Hole?
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How Does the Labour Government Intend to Fill the £40 Billion Black Hole?

Initially predicted to be £22 billion, Chancellor Rachel Reeves had to deliver a Budget to raise funds but previously announced that there would be no increases to VAT, Income Tax and National Insurance.  Who are those with the broadest shoulders...

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Employment | 31 October 2024
Everything You Need To Know About Buying A Second Home
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Everything You Need To Know About Buying A Second Home

Do you aspire to purchase a second home? According to the English Housing Survey , 2.1 million households reported having at least one additional property, and the trend is not slowing. At Myerson, we recognise the difference between purchasing a...

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Residential Property | 22 October 2024
Can I Gift My Property To My Children?
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Can I Gift My Property To My Children?

Before you gift your home to a loved one, it is wise to discuss the complexities and risks with a solicitor. At Myerson, our Private Client and Residential Property Teams are experienced in providing bespoke advice in this area and have outlined...

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Residential Property | 30 September 2024
What Impact Will the First Base Rate Cut Have on the Housing Market in Autumn 2024?
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What Impact Will the First Base Rate Cut Have on the Housing Market in Autumn 2024?

At Myerson, we are optimistic about the housing market as we transition into Autumn 2024. Historically, September and October have been prime months for buyers looking to make their next move as they hope to settle into their new homes before...

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Residential Property | 02 September 2024
How Will the New Labour Government Encourage Housebuilding and Ensure Affordability for First-Time Buyers?
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How Will the New Labour Government Encourage Housebuilding and Ensure Affordability for First-Time Buyers?

Housing affordability is a critical issue in the UK, and many people find the dream of homeownership difficult to achieve. Following Labour's recent landslide election victory, Angela Raynor was appointed as the new Secretary of State for Levelling...

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Residential Property | 01 August 2024
What Factors Do I Need To Consider When Instructing a Residential Property Solicitor?
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What Factors Do I Need To Consider When Instructing a Residential Property Solicitor?

Your choice of legal representation is fundamental when buying or selling a property. Laura Higgins, a Residential Property Solicitor at Myerson Solicitors, outlines key factors to consider.

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Residential Property | 10 July 2024
Buying a Property: Key Considerations for Homebuyers
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Buying a Property: Key Considerations for Homebuyers

Purchasing a property can feel like an overwhelming experience and many people do not know where to begin. Common questions include: What information will I need to start the transaction? How do I evidence my source of funds? How long will the...

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Residential Property | 25 June 2024