A question on #Leasehold #Reform tabled by Tom Hayes on 04-10-2024 has been answered by Matthew Pennycook. https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2024-10-04/7129
A question on #Leasehold #MortgagesAndReform tabled by Alex Easton on 04-10-2024 has been answered by Matthew Pennycook. https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2024-10-04/7185
A question on #Leasehold #Reform tabled by Anna Dixon on 04-10-2024 has been answered by Matthew Pennycook. https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2024-10-04/7198
First Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act commencement order. Building safety changes in force from end of Oct. www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2024/10...
It was a real pleasure to attend a drinks reception yesterday in honour of Sir Peter Bottomley who has been a staunch supporter of Leasehold reform. He always acknowledges the work we (NLC) & LKP do to free leaseholders from this feudal money grabbing system. Still lots to do - onwards and upwards.
Ministers accused of ‘dawdling’ over leasehold changes in England and Wales Residents groups call for passing of secondary legislation for Leasehold Reform Act as promised in king’s speech The Guardian
Trump’s 40 Wall Street tower appears to be underwater - profits are down, expenses are up & the mortgage is coming due Trump has 35 yrs left on a leasehold worth approx $116mil (the German shipping dynasty Hinneberg family own the land) and a loan of $118mil due next July, by @zeverson.bsky.social
At one of Trump’s biggest buildings, profits are down, expenses are up and the mortgage is about to come due, pushing 40 Wall Street into the red.
“The remaining 35 years on Trump’s leasehold in the Financial District tower is worth about $116 million. That’s $2 million less than the estimated $118 million Trump owes on his mortgage.” Explain again why they trust him with the economy? www.forbes.com/sites/zachev...
At one of Trump’s biggest buildings, profits are down, expenses are up and the mortgage is about to come due, pushing 40 Wall Street into the red.
Massive shot in the dark i realise but does anyone know a good law firm for dealing with leasehold disputes?
Thank you for the offer, there's definitely an article here waiting to be written, but I simply don't have the time at the moment. Our building is currently being remediated (combustible cladding) and I'm up to my neck in emails dealing with that, plus the general everyday nightmares of leasehold.