Rated in The Legal 500 2021/22 as “notably active in rooftop and airspace developments".
Rated in The Legal 500 2021/22 as “notably active in rooftop and airspace developments".
Neighbouring properties' 'right to light' will need to be considered for any rooftop or airspace development you are considering.
Tenants have the right to buy the freehold and become the owners of the building which can hinder a proposed development.
Leases may give tenants in the building the right to prevent rooftop and airspace developments.
Planning permission rules for rooftop and airspace developments have been relaxed in recent years.
Building regulations may have an impact on the feasibility of your development.
Residential tenants within a block of flats may have the right to be offered the freehold or any rooftop lease before it is sold on the open market.