It was reported earlier this week by CityAM that the total value of all homes across the UK has passed £9 trillion for the first time, according to new research by property firm Savills. After a…
Building works that affect the boundary between two properties can often lead to disagreements and disputes, as highlighted in a recent advertisement in the RIBA Journal. Zah Azeem, Partner at Wimbledon-based surveyors Scrivener Tibbatts, shares…
The Leasehold Reform Act 1993, as amended, grants leaseholders the right to extend their leases of their property under certain conditions. One key qualification for individual leaseholders seeking these rights was the two-year ownership rule,…
In December Property Industry Eye reported that residential property prices in the UK increased by an average of £10,000 in the year to October with the median property costing £292,000, according to figures from the…
For those of us lucky enough to live or work in Wimbledon we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to eating or drinking out. But over Christmas why not try something new. There are plenty…
The government has unveiled a series of transformative changes to leasehold law that could significantly impact the property (flats) anyone is buying or selling here in Wimbledon, writes Clive Scrivener, Partner at Wimbledon based Chartered…
For those interested in buying or selling a property in Wimbledon, London SW19, Rightmove has shared an encouraging forecast for the property market in 2025. Their latest data points to a modest rise in house…
This article previously appeared in IFA Magazine, November 2024. By Clive Scrivener – Partner, Scrivener Tibbatts Ltd The leasehold property market has been under significant scrutiny in recent years, leading to changes and proposed reforms…
Wimbledon, London SW19, has a reputation for its village ambiance, lush green spaces, convenient transport links, and top-tier schools, making it one of the capital’s most coveted residential areas. Over the past five years, property…
The root of the crisis is complex, but a combination of government policy failures, rising demand, and insufficient supply has made it increasingly difficult for many to get on the property ladder or secure long-term…