In property transactions, selecting an accurate environmental risk assessment is crucial. Landmark offers three tiers of risk assessment, with varying levels of expert involvement.
Environmental risks are crucial in property transactions, and Landmark’s enhanced residential product portfolio offers comprehensive assessments. With the inclusion of climate change modules and innovative coal risk assessments, conveyancers and solicitors can now choose the depth of analysis needed.
The Law Society’s sustainability guidance has advanced the property industry towards net zero targets. However, navigating this complex area requires more than regulatory guidance. Chris Loaring, Managing Director for Landmark Legal, emphasises the importance of expert advice in assessing future risks and setting policies.
Landmark Information’s latest guide we outline your first steps to becoming more sustainable and making your pledge to net zero.
In the ever-evolving landscape of climate change reports, staying updated is crucial. But what exactly is changing in these reports,…
The potential dangers of contaminated land do not stand out to prospective purchasers when the door opens on the property of their dreams, spruced up and dressed for sale.
Earlier this month, Paul Nathanail, Chartered Geologist and Specialist in Land Condition, delved into the environmental and land-use policies of…
Landmark Information’s Environmental Law Director and Landmark Academy Expert, Simon Boyle, recently joined 39 Essex Chambers for the latest episode…
On Tuesday, June 18th, 2024, we held a timely webinar analysing and comparing the manifestos of the major political parties on environmental and land use issues, ahead of the 2024 General Election.
Landmark’s Commercial Property Trends Report provides a view of the commercial property transaction pipeline in England, Wales and Scotland. Our Q4…
The climate is changing, and so too are the concerns of home movers when considering its impact when buying or selling a property. This infographic reveals the opinions of home movers on climate change and how conveyancers are responding.
The NPPF expects beautiful buildings, places and settings that are attractive, healthy, worth communities owning and caring for.