Young surveyors are a qualified success
Commercial property firm Innes England is celebrating the success of two of its young professionals who have qualified as members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) during lockdown
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Graduates choose Innes England to build surveyor careers
Two ambitious graduates have chosen the Professional Services team at commercial property consultants Innes England to kick-start their careers.
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
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?
Are lease negotiations between lawyers a thing of the past asks Steve Holland
SOME in the legal profession are writing the obituary of lease negotiations between lawyers, arguing that the adoption of a standard commercial lease will become the norm. Head of professional services at commercial property firm Innes England Steve Holland is not convinced.
Double whammy for buy-to-let investors
Chancellor George Osborne dealt an unexpected blow to buy-to-let investors in Wednesday’s Autumn Statement – that’s according to Innes England director Steve Holland.
Have you read up on Red Book changes? You should.
The RICS Valuation – Professional Standards (the 'Red Book') as they apply in the UK have been updated with effect from the end of April 2015. Innes England's valuation expert Steve Holland explains how the changes may impact your bottom line.
East Midlands property market finds its feet
AFTER a spectacular crash in 2007, the UK property market is beginning to find its feet again but Steve Holland, director at Innes England, warns that we should approach with caution.