Jess Harrold
Estates Gazette
United Kingdom
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Property tales of terror
Scarily spooky tales from the world of property #EGjeebies → Read More
Diary: A Muriel for Manchester
It’s hard to believe that a developer planning a new design in Manchester – home of Coronation Street – would look any further for inspiration. However, Bruntwood is.... → Read More
Holyoake v Candy: Judge’s juicy judgment
Mr Justice Nugee has dismissed all of entrepreneur Mark Holyoake’s claims against Christian and Nick Candy in a highly complex 193-page judgment. → Read More
Who are the big winners in 2017’s Legal 500?
UK’s largest real estate team claims a place at the top table in the annual ranking of the sector’s leading lights → Read More
Ashurst and Hogan Lovells join Legal 500 property elite
Ashurst and Hogan Lovells International have been named in the top tier of firms practising in commercial property in this year’s Legal 500. → Read More
Warning over draconian business rates proposals
Businesses could be forced to pay up to 20% higher business rates than they rightly should under new proposals → Read More
Property lawyers react to Brexit
Following the vote to leave the European Union, property lawyers offer their views on the result and explain the implications. → Read More
City protects Pinnacle site from rights to light claims
Plans for a 62-storey tower at 22 Bishopsgate, EC2, the site originally intended for the Pinnacle scheme, have moved a step closer → Read More
Lawyers unveil the Alterations Protocol
This week in Estates Gazette, the authors of 2014’s Alienation Protocol unveil their latest work – the Alterations Protocol. → Read More
Property dispute over money in the Banksy
Property disputes don’t normally start with stone statues of seated ladies or a woman in headphones looking at an empty plinth, and end up in court. → Read More
Back to the Future: what’s in store
21 October 2015 – the date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown travelled in 1980s film Back to the Future Part II. We celebrate this momentous pop culture occasion by looking ahead another 30 years. Jess Harrold clambers into his DeLorean and sets the clock to 2045… → Read More
Back to the Future: what’s in store
21 October 2015 – the date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown travelled in 1980s film Back to the Future Part II. We celebrate this momentous pop culture occasion by looking ahead another 30 years. Jess Harrold clambers into his DeLorean and sets the clock to 2045… → Read More
Back to the Future: what’s in store
21 October 2015 – the date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown travelled in 1980s film Back to the Future Part II. We celebrate this momentous pop culture occasion by looking ahead another 30 years. Jess Harrold clambers into his DeLorean and sets the clock to 2045… → Read More
Back to the Future: what’s in store
21 October 2015 – the date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown travelled in 1980s film Back to the Future Part II. We celebrate this momentous pop culture occasion by looking ahead another 30 years. Jess Harrold clambers into his DeLorean and sets the clock to 2045… → Read More
Sainsbury’s wins fight to pull out of £30m Bristol Rovers stadium purchase
Newly returned football league side Bristol Rovers has been dealt a blow in its plans to move to a much bigger new stadium, after a judge today sided with Sainsbury's in a dispute over the old one. → Read More
Offices: time to bring the outside in
As the mercury rises, Wimbledon gets into full swing and Britain basks in glorious sunshine, spare a thought for the thousands of employees stuck in hot and stuffy offices, with little access to the great outdoors → Read More
Delay to take-off?
As the Airports Commission prepares to report to the government tomorrow on its final recommendations for additional runways, EG takes a look at the options and what might happen once the final decision is in → Read More