Lease changes likely to be reasonable claim experts

Article Abstract:

Most landlords will not take advantage of their right under the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) act 1995 to write into new leases the conditions which a prospective assignee must meet, according to property experts. They will not attempt to balance out loss of privity of contract by including oppressive clauses in new leases. The Association of British Insurers has emphasised that landlords' consent to any reasonable assignment should be retained in new leases.

Laws, regulations and rules, Landlord and tenant, Landlord-tenant relations

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City limits

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The limited availability of office space in European cities is discussed. The features of the European office sector and the difficulty of obtaining suitable office sites and leases for high technology companies are explored.

Europe, Real estate development, Location, Office buildings, Metropolitan areas

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Standard Life breaks into eurozone with 500m Euro

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the 500-million Euro fund which has be established by Standard Life Investments for investment into European real estate. Six eurozone countries are being considered for investment.

Management, Economic policy, Investment companies, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Standard Life Investments Ltd.

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