Property and Real Estate Legal Services to Protect Your Investments

Real estate lawyers

Our real estate solicitors offer an experienced pair of hands providing you with an end-to-end service in the dynamic and challenging world of real estate. We recognise each real estate project is different and we treat each of them with the equal importance they deserve, no matter the scale or size of the transaction or client. 

Our expertise

Our highly experienced real estate solicitors deliver a comprehensive, partner-led service across all aspects of real estate law. Whether you are a developer, investor, lender, landowner, occupier, or housing provider, we are equipped to support your objectives in today’s fast-paced and complex property market.

With a team of over 30 dedicated property law specialists, we provide a seamless and efficient service tailored to your commercial goals. We manage every stage of the transaction process, ensuring risks are identified early and matters proceed smoothly to completion.

Our team includes lawyers at all levels of seniority, enabling us to offer cost-effective legal solutions without compromising on quality. Every matter is closely supervised by a senior lawyer or partner, so you benefit from strategic oversight as well as day-to-day responsiveness.

We are recognised for our depth of expertise across a wide range of real estate sectors, including:

Residential and commercial development

Strategic land promotion and acquisitions

Real estate finance and secured lending

Property investment and portfolio management

Landlord and tenant matters

Affordable housing and housing associations

Construction law and building contracts

Planning law and infrastructure agreements

Public procurement and regulatory compliance

Whatever your real estate challenge, our lawyers bring commercial insight, legal clarity, and a strong track record of results.

Large enough to provide a comprehensive range of legal services while maintaining strong client relationships at partner level.

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Property disputes
Will the 'Land Registry Title Plan' identify the correct position of my boundary?

Boundary disputes arise where two or more neighbours disagree upon the position of a boundary line. The boundary may be marked with a physical marker such as a fence, hedge or wall and the dispute will relate to the position of that marker, however sometimes there is no physical marker to assist in determining the position of the boundary.

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Published on 08 August 2025
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Is your land “sale ready”?

Planning to sell land for development? Maximise value and avoid delays by addressing title, access, encroachments, occupation and restrictions early.

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Published on 06 August 2025
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Varying or extending loan terms: what borrowers need to know

In acting for both lenders and borrowers, we’ve seen that borrowers are more often reaching the end of their loan terms without having secured new finance or completed necessary property sales. If you find yourself in this position, it’s crucial to understand your options for varying or extending your loan terms and how a real estate finance lawyer can help you navigate this process.

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Published on 29 July 2025

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Mixed Use Spaces – a Fad or the Future?

Wright Hassall's Commercial Real Estate team advised the freeholder of a SIPP Pension Fund and the subsequent letting from the pension fund to the commercial tenant on Citation House in Worcester city centre.

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Published on 22 May 2024
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Rights of access for housing associations

Sometimes, housing associations have rights of access over land owned by others. These rights provide for access to homes and facilities.

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Published on 30 May 2018