
James qualified as an Associate member of the RICS in 2019 but has been worked in the property industry since 2010, initially in property sales before moving into residential surveying.
He splits his time equally between party wall and residential survey work meaning that he can be drafting a set of party wall notices in the morning before heading off to complete a Level 2 or 3 Home Survey inspection in the afternoon.
Away from work, he enjoys bike touring and going to music gigs.
This is part of our series on court judgments that significantly changed the way that surveyors administer the Act. The Background The owner of 26-30 Muswell Hill, London N10 3TA, a vacant site, planned to construct a block of 12 apartments. Notice was served under section 6 of the Act in respect of the foundations to ... Read More >>
Here at Peter Barry, we continue to handle a significant number of lease extension and freehold enfranchisement claims each month. Still, the vast majority are on leases that are greater than 80 years and have reasonable ground rents, meaning that they have less to gain from ongoing leasehold reforms. That does, of course, ... Read More >>
Over recent weeks we’ve noticed a marked increase in the number of enquiries and instructions for Capital Gains Tax (CGT) valuations across London and the surrounding areas. The surge appears to be driven largely by clients who are gifting property to children and other relatives ahead of the forthcoming November Budget. ... Read More >>