Annual Property Update 2026

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Isobel Barton - Associate, Joanne Perritt - Partner and Head of Commercial Property, Sarah Dabek - Senior Associate

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The property landscape continues to evolve, with legislative reform, recent case law and changing market conditions creating important considerations for property owners, investors, landlords and professionals across the sector.

In this webinar, Myerson’s property specialists discuss the latest legal and market developments affecting commercial and residential property, providing practical insight into what these changes mean for transactions, investment decisions and property management.

Designed for property owners, investors, developers, landlords, surveyors, managing agents and other property professionals, the session provides a practical update on the key developments to have on your radar.

What does the webinar cover?

Our specialists discuss:

  • Latest property case law – recent decisions and what they mean for property owners, landlords, investors and professionals in practice.

  • Residential tenancy reform – the continued implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act and the changes affecting residential landlords and tenancies.

  • Building safety – the Building Safety Act and how the property sector is responding to the evolving legislative landscape.

  • Property incorporations – key legal considerations for property investors considering incorporating their portfolios.

  • Commercial leases – proposals affecting upwards-only rent review clauses and what these could mean for landlords and tenants.

  • Energy efficiency – further developments to the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards for commercial buildings.

  • Landlord and tenant reform – the latest consultation concerning potential reforms to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

  • Employment law – an overview of Employment Rights Act reforms and the considerations for property businesses and employers.

Disclaimer: The information discussed in this webinar was correct at the time of recording and is provided for general information purposes only. Property law and legislation continue to evolve, and individual circumstances will vary. Please speak to the relevant Myerson team for legal advice tailored to your specific circumstances.

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Isobel Barton

Associate

Isobel is an Associate in the award-winning Employment team at Myerson. Isobel earned a First-Class degree in the Mlaw Exempting Degree with a combined LPC from Northumbria University in Newcastle, graduating in 2019. She joined Myerson as a Trainee Solicitor in September 2022 and qualified as a Solicitor in September 2024.

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