Mary Walsh and Liam Hale comment on what social landlords need to do to combat Airbnb subletters.
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Commercial Disputes
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Education Law
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Infrastructure & Utilities
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Private Wealth, Trusts & Tax
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Property & Real Estate‹ Specialisms
- Build to Rent
- Cladding, Building and Fire Safety
- Commercial Real Estate
- Construction
- Conveyancing, Lease Extension & Enfranchisement
- Development & Regeneration
- Establishing a For-Profit Registered Provider
- Investment
- Planning and Development Risk
- Property Litigation
- Residential Development Sales
- Residential Investment
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- Construction
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- Governance
- Leasehold & Housing Management
- Planning and Development Risk
- Property Litigation
- Residential Development Sales
- Social Housing Finance
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Mary Walsh and Liam Hale feature in Inside Housing.
