Property & housing
Property and housing barristers, instructed directly.
Whether you are facing a property dispute, a difficult tenancy, a planning battle or a construction claim, a barrister can advise and represent you directly.
Property and housing problems move quickly and the stakes are high, whether it is your home, a buy-to-let, a development site or commercial premises. A barrister gives you specialist advice on the strength of your position and the realistic outcomes, and can act for you from the first letter through to a final hearing.
Through Direct Access you can instruct a barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first. That keeps costs down and puts you in contact with the specialist who will argue your case. Every barrister listed here is regulated by the Bar Standards Board.
Choose the area that fits your matter below, or tell us about your situation and we will match you with the right barrister.
Through Direct Access you can instruct a barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first. Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB).
Areas within Property & housing
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Property & housing
For disputes over property and housing, a barrister can advise you and represent you in court or tribunal.
→Landlord & tenant
For landlords and tenants alike, a barrister can advise on possession, deposits, disrepair and tenancy terms, and represent you in court.
→Housing in multiple occupation
Houses in multiple occupation are heavily regulated. A barrister can advise on licensing and management duties and defend enforcement action.
→Planning
Planning decisions can make or break a project. A barrister can advise on permission, appeals and enforcement and represent you at inquiry.
→Commercial property
For disputes over business premises, a barrister can advise on leases, rent reviews and dilapidations and represent you in court.
→Construction
When a building project goes wrong, a barrister can advise on the contract, defects and payment and represent you in adjudication or court.
→Agriculture & farms
For farms and rural land, a barrister can advise on tenancies, succession and land disputes and represent you in court or tribunal.
→Environmental law
From contamination and nuisance to permits and enforcement, a barrister can advise on environmental issues and represent you.
Frequently asked questions
Can I instruct a property barrister without a solicitor?
Yes. Through Direct Access you can instruct a barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first. Many property and housing barristers on MyBarrister are Direct Access qualified.
How much does a property barrister cost?
Barristers set their own fees and many offer fixed fees for defined work such as advice, drafting or a hearing. You will be given a clear estimate before any work begins, and there is no charge to enquire.
Can a barrister represent me at a tribunal?
Yes. A Direct Access barrister can represent you at the County Court, the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber), planning inquiries and other relevant hearings.
Speak to a barrister about property & housing
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