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Social Media is a big hit at the 2012 UK CoreNet Conference

Last Thursday, the Legacy team attended CoreNet UK’s annual London conference, hosted by Allen and Overy in the City. Read the rest of this entry »

Twelve Predictions for 2012

Yes it’s that time of year again, are you ready for our customary (educated!) stab in the dark as to what’s in store for Legacy and the property market in 2012? Read the rest of this entry »

Top Ten Christmas Gifts for Property Geeks Like Us!

Finding it hard to that find a perfect gift for the ultimate property geek? Then look no further! Here at Legacy we have come up with our favourite 2012 Christmas gifts for Property professionals… Read the rest of this entry »

Free ‘Guide to Social Media’ Download!

Download your free ‘Why Use Social Media?’ paper Read the rest of this entry »

Recycling Vacant Space

Amid reports of rising vacancy rates across the UK, we look at some of the more creative ways people are dealing with surplus property. Read the rest of this entry »

Legacy Portfolio secure an off risk status for Wolseley UK in 12 months

The work out of the Wolseley UK surplus lease portfolio has been successfully concluded. Read the rest of this entry »

New trends: The Shrinking Office!

Evidence suggests that offices are shrinking in size. We look at this new trend; its causes and what it might mean for the surplus property market.

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YEP’s latest events: Summer BBQ & Polo with WIP (Women in Property)

To celebrate the summer, (ha ha), and YEP’s 9th birthday, a fabulous BBQ was held at the very cool Graphic bar in Soho.

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Back to school: The Legacy team prepare for a busy autumn term.

As children and parents across the country prepare hurriedly for the new autumn term: new uniform, new stationery, new friends; Legacy does the same: refreshed website, new team member, new opportunities.

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What do current hot industry topics suggest about expectations for the remainder of 2011?

We are now firmly into the second half of 2011 and opinions about the state of the market vary enormously. So what can we expect for the rest of the year? Read the rest of this entry »