This category covers legal services and insights related to residential and commercial property transactions, including buying, selling, leasing, and disputes. Topics include conveyancing, landlord and tenant law, property finance, and title issues.
Articles provide practical guidance from experienced property solicitors to help clients navigate the legal complexities of property ownership and investment with confidence.
UK leaseholders are awaiting the long-promised abolition of marriage value — a cost that has made lease extensions and freehold purchases considerably more expensive. This article explains the current and proposed law, what marriage value is and how it currently operates.
With recent reforms changing how ground rent is calculated, enforced and perceived by lenders, it’s more important than ever to understand your rights — and the options available if your lease contains unfair or escalating rent terms.
We explain non uk resident stamp duty rules and provide a non UK resident stamp duty calculator for foriegn buyers.
Bridging loans can be fast, flexible and, in the right situation, genuinely useful. But they’re not always the best choice. High interest rates, tight deadlines, and short repayment terms can make them stressful if anything slips out of place.
At Starck Uberoi, we’re often asked about alternatives to bridging loans by clients who want quick access to capital but with a little more stability or less risk.
This article answers the question of “how does a bridging loan work in detail”, from a legal perspective, pointing out potential legal snags.
Our lease extension calculator is designed to be simple to use so that you can easily obtain a lease extension estimate.
The benefits and disadvantages of transferring your property into your limited company’s name
London law firm Starck Uberoi is reporting a jump in leaseholders seeking to club together and take back control of their buildings, as national data shows a sharp rise in enquiries about leasehold enfranchisement and Right to Manage. With more than a third of London homes still under leasehold ownership, demand for legal support is soaring.
What does Share of Freehold mean? We look at share of freehold meaning and how it differs from leasehold or freehold ownership.
If you’re buying a property in England or Northern Ireland with the intention to rent it out, you’ll need to pay close attention to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). The rules for stamp duty and buy to let properties are not the same as for standard residential purchases.
To help landlords and property investors stay on top of their obligations, we have created a Buy-to-Let Stamp Duty Calculator. This tool provides a quick and reliable estimate of what you’ll owe on your next property.
The cost of conveyaning. Conveyancing fees are simply the costs associated with this process, whether it is buying, selling, remortgaging, or transferring equity. These fees cover a wide range of services including legal advice, document preparation, and property searches.
To understand more about the fees that we charge, use our free conveyancing costs calculator.
Investing in property can take many forms, and one option gaining popularity among landlords and investors in the UK is purchasing a Multi-Unit Freehold Block, commonly known as a MUFB. Whether you already own one or are considering buying a MUFB, understanding the legal complexities involved is essential. A common question that arises is: “Do I need a solicitor when buying or managing a MUFB?”
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