Articles by ‘Vicky Hernandez’

The RWK Goodman Thames Valley Real Estate team would like to invite you and your colleagues to our Property Developers Forum. Helping to improve awareness and overcome new and existing challenges in UK property…

This podcast transcript has been edited in places for readability. You can also listen to our podcast on your podcast platform of choice – find it here > In today’s episode we mark approximately…

Legendary chef and restauranteur Asma Khan has secured the return of her award-winning and influential restaurant Darjeeling Express to Kingley Court in the heart of London’s West End. It is a move that has…

Driving Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion is an important part of our culture at RWK Goodman, and as part of our continued commitment to this, we have signed up to a number of programmes and…

Brands and retailers are reinventing themselves and thinking about how they can best serve their neighbourhoods and communities. Many are rebalancing their store portfolios and re evaluating their space requirements. This has resulted in…

We are delighted to invite you to our first in-person Retail Reboot panel discussion and Q&A event which will look at the repurposing, reinvention and renaissance opportunities across the Thames Valley area. Retail experts and sector…

It is, unfortunately, an often overlooked principle of English land law that, although you may have a right of way over someone else’s land to part of your land (Plot A), you cannot rely…

Senior Associate Richard Howes from our London Real Estate team looks at some of the key terms of conditional contracts from a development perspective:

Recently published research suggests that hospitality salaries have increased by 18% compared to last year, with retail salaries also showing a noteworthy 10% rise.

Seeing the pictures of different Debenhams stores around the country closing their doors for the very last time has saddened me this week.

The unintended consequences of Covid-19: some of the positive effects it is having on agribusiness and the rural economy

The government has delayed making a decision on introducing a new tax on online sales in its March Budget following dramatic growth in online sales during the COVID pandemic. It had been widely anticipated that this would be accompanied by a shake-up of the business rates regime and throw a much-needed lifeline to struggling high streets.