A Commercial Property Update - Autumn 2025

A 4-hour recording of our half-day masterclass packed full of insights and updates from one of the property professions' leading educator, Richard Snape.

Richard will give an update on the recent developments in Commercial property. He will cover the latest case law developments, and statutory changes. This session will equip busy practitioners with an overview of the key developments in the fast-moving area.

Commercial property is undergoing major changes, and this session will look at recent developments, including the proposed ban on upwards only rent review clauses.

Topics covered include:

• Recent cases on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954;
• Recent cases on service charges;
• The latest on energy performance of buildings;
• Green leases and green lease clauses;
• The Building Safety Act 2022 and commercial leases;
• Changes to planning law;
• High-Street Rental Auctions;
• The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill and the banning of upwards only rent review clauses; and
• Recent cases on easements and restrictive covenants in relation to development land.

Who This Is For:

This masterclass is perfect for practitioners including solicitors, licensed conveyancers and paralegals who are seeking to update their knowledge of conveyancing, or who are considering returning to this area of law following a career break.

Level of Expertise:

Delegates should have a background in Commercial Property generally.

CPD Hours:

Maximise learning whilst spending minimal time away from your desk. This half-day conference provides you with 4 hours of learning.

Attendees will receive a certificate of completion after the event closure.

Can I Pay by Invoice?

Simply get in touch with info@formediagroup.co.uk to request an invoice - just let us know which webinar you'd like to purchase and the number of users you would like to book for.

Learning Objectives:

After this session attendees will have an increased knowledge of the subjects. Delegates will have an update on case law and statutory changes and be able to apply the knowledge gained in the better provision of a service to the client.