Landmark landlord and tenant ruling is a case of common sense
It's not often that a dispute between landlord and tenant gets widespread publicity. MD Tim Garratt ponders on the Supreme Court's long-awaited judgement on S Franses V Cavendish
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Automation in the property industry: a risky business?
He might be from Nottingham and sceptical about some forms of automation, but that doesn’t make him a Luddite, argues Steve Holland our Head of Professional Services. Not everything is better without human intervention
“Staircase Tax” update: Get ready to claim for any overpaid rates
Thousands of business owners are now able to claim substantial rate rebates from their local authorities. Surveyor Andrew Smith looks at the reversal of the so-called Staircase Tax
A day in the life of a graduate at Innes England
Our latest graduates have settled in to working full time. Jeetpal Sev, one of our graduate building surveyors, reflects on why he chose a career in property and how he’s developing a head for heights
Graduates choose East Midlands to build surveyor careers
Seven ambitious young professionals have chosen commercial property consultants Innes England to kick-start their careers. This includes five professionals who have joined the firm’s popular graduate scheme, bringing the total number on the current scheme to 11.
Will council scheme to improve rented homes discourage investors?
If you’re associated with the private rented sector in Nottingham, then you’re probably aware that the city council is the latest authority to adopt the Selective Licensing Scheme. Graduate Surveyor David Scarborough ponders on how that affects investment in the city
Former Nottingham bike HQ is now a listed building
Known for his forthright opinions on Nottingham's industrial buildings, MD Tim Garratt ponders on the news that one has been protected from development with a Grade II listing
Nottingham’s historic venue to re-open in the autumn
Director Steve Holland was among those Nottingham folk who heaved a huge sigh of relief on hearing that the Malt Cross will serve beer again
Is this really the end for Nottingham’s Malt Cross?
The sudden closure of Nottingham's historic former music hall is a sad loss to the city, says Director Steve Holland. Will this architectural gem re-open?