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WBD advises South Gloucestershire Council on duo of acquisitions to safeguard 370 jobs
11 May 2021
WBD has advised South Gloucestershire Council on a duo of site acquisitions including the Whirlpool tumble dryer factory and local catering business Yate Supplies.
WBD acts for Moorfield Group on trio of acquisitions in the South East
04 Jan 2021
Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has advised Moorfield Group, a UK-focused real estate fund manager, on three acquisitions of single-tenant logistics assets totalling 205,322 sq. ft.
Registration of Overseas Entities – A lender's view
03 Dec 2019
With the announcement of the general election, the passing of the Registration of Overseas Entities Bill (Bill) has been delayed. Despite this, it is expected that whatever the outcome of the election, it is a piece of legislation that will assist in the fight against money laundering.
WBD advises syndicate on £400m revolving credit facility
16 Aug 2019
Womble Bond Dickinson's (WBD) London-based Real Estate Finance team has advised lenders Barclays, HSBC, NatWest and Wells Fargo on a £400m loan revolving credit facility (RCF) for Helical Plc.
WBD hires Real Estate Associate in Newcastle
24 Jan 2019
WBD has hired an Associate, Jonathan Yates, in its Real Estate Finance and Investment team in Newcastle.
WBD real estate team celebrates success with key client instructions
02 Oct 2018
The real estate team at Bristol law firm WBD is celebrating a successful year so far, having advised on a series of transactions for its major clients including the South Gloucestershire Council, University of Bath Bristol & Bath Regional Capital (BBRC), St Monica Trust and Mewburn Ellis.
MEES: considerations for lenders
01 Mar 2018
A big change is about to affect property in England and Wales. From 1 April 2018, The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) Regulations 2015 (MEES Regulations) come into force and set new minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) for property in England and Wales, making it unlawful for a landlord to grant a new tenancy of any property which has an energy performance certificate (EPC) rating lower than band "E" unless an exemption applies and has been registered. If this rule is breached the landlord will be vulnerable to financial penalties and other enforcement action.
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