January 10, 2025

Category: Property Law

Landlord Law Newsround #356 » The Landlord Law Blog
Property Law

Landlord Law Newsround #356 » The Landlord Law Blog

Welcome to another Newsround, where this week we have had the most significant and long awaited news for landlords in a long time with the Renters’ Rights Bill finally being published by our new government. Let’s start our Newsround this week by taking a look at what it means for landlords. New Renters’ Rights Bill […]

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School’s In! A Refresher on RESPs and Estate Planning
Property Law

School’s In! A Refresher on RESPs and Estate Planning

With the bell having tolled on the beginning of another schoolyear, there is perhaps no more fitting time to offer a refresher on the details, advantages, and complexities of registered education savings plans (RESPs), while also exploring some of the nuances in relation to their impact on estate planning. Overview and Advantages In general terms, […]

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John Pappas Passes | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
Property Law

John Pappas Passes | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

There will have to be a follow-up to this because most will never truly appreciate the underlying depth of John Pappas’ impact on Florida property insurance law until it is fully explained. John Pappas was my dear friend, my law school classmate, and Best Man at my marriage to Kim Merlin. We were close friends […]

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Bisnow Interviews Suzanne Hollander on Miami Real Estate Market
Property Law

Bisnow Interviews Suzanne Hollander on Miami Real Estate Market

On Monday, Professor Real Estate® Suzanne Hollander sat down with Bisnow and shared her insights on Miami’s dynamic Real Estate Market.  Suzanne discussed impacts of recent large real estate purchases in Miami and foreign investment in property.  Read the March 26, 2024 Bisnow article below and Learn Something Real Estate!  Suzanne’s insights are highlighted below. […]

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Developer Perspectives on Today’s Energy Storage Markets — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — August 28, 2024
Property Law

Developer Perspectives on Today’s Energy Storage Markets — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — August 28, 2024

In 2023, the world added an impressive 45 gigawatts/97 gigawatt-hours of energy storage capacity, nearly tripling year-on-year growth, with the majority driven by battery storage installations. The global energy storage market is projected to continue its rapid expansion in 2024, adding over 100 gigawatt-hours of capacity, primarily from the United States and China. In the […]

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A Counterfeit South Carolina Driver’s License, Forged Deed, and a UPS Store In Philadelphia: The Anatomy Of A Title Theft Scam
Property Law

A Counterfeit South Carolina Driver’s License, Forged Deed, and a UPS Store In Philadelphia: The Anatomy Of A Title Theft Scam

FBI Investigation: Scam Artists Make Off With Nearly $500,000 In Sale Proceeds; Local Real Estate Agent, Developer, and Attorneys Caught Up In Fraudulent Transaction Involving Concord, MA Property Using a counterfeit driver’s license and passport (shown at right), fake e-mail address impersonating the real owner, and a forged deed and notary stamp, scam artists were […]

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