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Published: 2nd November 2026
More than eight in ten homeowners approaching retirement plan to downsize
New research from law firm Morr & Co has revealed 85% of homeowners approaching retirement plan to downsize, as the debate over how property is taxed intensifies. The study of 2,020 homeowners with an annual income of £40,000 or more found half (50%) definitely intend to move to a smaller property…
Published: 19th October 2026
AI could fundamentally change commercial property deals
Artificial intelligence could change the way commercial property deals are structured, as well as making transactions quicker, according to a legal expert at Morr & Co. Much of the focus on AI in the property industry has so far centred on its ability to speed up due diligence and document review.
Published: 8th October 2026
Bank of Mum and Dad stays open into retirement
Almost 94% of London homeowners approaching retirement expect to financially support their adult children or grandchildren, compared with 69% in the South East and 84% nationally, new research has revealed. The study from Morr & Co, a law firm with offices across London, Surrey and Hampshire, found…
Published: 8th October 2026
Bank of Mum and Dad stays open into retirement
The Bank of Mum and Dad shows little sign of shutting up shop, with more than eight in ten homeowners approaching retirement expecting to financially support adult children and grandchildren. New research from law firm Morr & Co found 84% of pre-retirement UK homeowners aged 50-66 expect to provide…
Published: 4th August 2026
Morr & Co strengthens private client team with partner appointment
Morr & Co continues to invest in its growing private client practice with the appointment of partner Michael Charalambous, the latest in a series of senior hires as demand for complex private wealth advice continues to rise. Michael, who will be based in the firm's Wimbledon office, specialises in…
Published: 27th July 2026
New rent review regime could create winners and losers across commercial property market
The government’s ban on upwards-only rent reviews (UORRs) could create a two-tier commercial property market, law firm Morr & Co warns, as newly re-appointed Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Angela Rayner faces industry calls to provide clarity on how and when the