Forthcoming Events
A Focus on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
This course identifies particular problem areas for surveyors dealing with lease renewals, where improved awareness and understanding can not only mean avoiding mistakes (potentially very expensive ones), but also adding value in delivering an expert service to the client. If you are involved in lease renewal negotiations, whether as surveyor, investor or occupier, you cannot afford to miss this course.
London (4 December).
hours
Rating Question Time 2020
We have a panel of leading practitioners to answer questions from the audience on a number of topical rating issues. This event will be followed by drinks and canapés to give time for valuable networking.
London (16 January).
hours
International Summit: Delivering Land Assembly - UK Dilemmas, Global Solutions
Every country has unique challenges in the modern world. The successful delivery of housing, modern services and infrastructure, regenerating city and town centres, as well as business communities, all are common ambitions and in every case, the acquisition of land and rights are the vital ingredients. Each country and each scheme also has a unique set of dilemmas with the potential to frustrate and disable and whilst no one country has the magic ingredients to overcome such obstacles, we can learn and potentially find solutions from the global market place. The key is to understand what solutions work in different jurisdictions and then consider whether the solutions can be readily applied elsewhere. This is how best practice evolves and matures and this event will focus on this worldwide. It will unquestionably be of value for practitioners wherever they might be based.
London (24 March).
hours
CPO Valuation Seminar and Workshops
Valuing land and property for compulsory purchase
compensation is a step into a hypothetical world: where land is taken, where
some land is taken, and no land taken. It has own language and terms: severance
and injurious affection - with potential for ransom, and planning assumptions.
Its own set of case law, dictating what valuers are to do. Plus, increasing
expectations on valuers to get their valuation right first time. This programme provides a
thorough review of the valuation best practice and the underlying methodologies
in respect of compulsory purchase and its compensation.
Warrington (2 April), Solihull (29 April), London (19 May).
hours
Understanding Commercial Property Management
Commercial
leases are the foundation and essence of property management. Anyone who works
in this area needs to be familiar with what they say, what they mean, and how
to work them. In this course we explain the key commercial terms of a commercial lease, and
focus on the problems the attending delegates have encountered. It is ideal for administrators
who have not been trained in the nuances of property - administrators, PA's,
secretaries, accounts personnel, facilities managers, newly qualified and APC
candidates.
Solihull (22 April), London (20 May).
hours
Rent Review and Lease Renewal
The course will give an overview of procedures and look at recurrent issues such as whether the hypothetical lease should include a break option; what should be the assumed length of term and whether a ‘headline rent’ is effectively excluded. The course will look with particular reference to the increasingly well-used PACT scheme.
Solihull (17 June), London (9 July).
hours