Debt funds, covenants and the refinancing wave: Bayes biannual CRE lending review is out Bayes Business School has published its latest...

Maples Teesdale, the leading specialist commercial real estate law firm in the UK, announces the promotion of Edward Bird to Partner....

MIPIM 2026 once again brought together the global real estate community for a week of high‑level discussion, market insight, and...

After a week of discussions, debates and big-picture thinking, five themes consistently rose to the top, each signalling where the real...

Many proposed developments, especially those in dense urban environments, face the prospect of being blocked because the intended...

Many landowners may have in their portfolio a plot of unused and overgrown land.  It might have been planned as something like a...

Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) has been identified at the top of the list of priority sectors according to the responses to...

Recent analysis by Sky Mapson of Maslow Capital highlights how the UK student accommodation market is no longer moving at one pace....

Eleanor Crawford-Drake and I spent yesterday morning at Bisnow’s Single Family Housing Summit. Some of the main points we took away are:...

Maples Teesdale is pleased to present our 2025 B Corp Impact Report, outlining our first year as a certified B Corporation. This...

Associates Isabella O’Connell and Laura Johnson from our Construction team attended a highly topical panel presentation hosted by BE...

We are delighted to share some exciting news!  Maples Teesdale has been recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2026 list for excellence...

The recent Supreme Court judgment which was handed down yesterday marks a significant development in UK planning law. ImplicationsThe...

What a night! On 14th October we celebrated Maples Teesdale's 150th anniversary in style at Sea Containers London, surrounded by friends,...

Interesting piece in Green Street News. We're seeing an increasingly older crowd taking up BTR. It is suggested that this is because...

A common grumble coming from the average resident in later living communities these days, apparently. And I can see why. I attended the...