Commercial Property

If you are selling your commercial property, you should expect your buyer to carry out extensive due diligence before ex

The way goods and materials are bought and sold in the UK has changed beyond recognition over the last 25 years, with th

The idea of ‘green’ leases for commercial property is rising up the agenda as policies push all parts of the economy tow

Easements are valuable rights that allow you to use neighbouring land in particular ways, for the benefit of your own pr

How will flat owners benefit from the new Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act? The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act recei

The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023 will give local authorities new powers to hold rental auctions of empty high

If your business requirements have changed, and you need to get out of your current lease, a surrender can be an attract

The most successful commercial landlords take an active approach to managing their properties, and there is more to this

The government has announced that it intends to make it cheaper and simpler for leaseholders to purchase the freehold of

If you take a lease of business premises, your landlord may ask you to ‘contract out’ of statutory rights that apply to

Commercial tenants will know that the rent they pay is only one part of the overall cost of occupying their premises.  A

In challenging economic conditions, commercial property landlords must be prepared for tenants to hit financial difficul

No commercial landlord wants their property empty.  A vacant unit costs money in repair, insurance, and business rates,

In a bumpy market, it pays to be well-prepared before you put your commercial property on the market. Your solicitor wil

Commercial landlords are increasingly keen to show that their buildings are sustainable.  With energy prices high and co

If a neighbouring landowner uses part of your land for something, such as access or drainage, it is likely that they wil

A commercial lease is a legally binding contract made between a landlord and a business tenant. A commercial lease gives

Turnover rents are increasingly common in retail lettings.  In challenging times, they appeal to tenants because both th

The Curry Mile in Manchester is a vibrant stretch of Wilmslow Road filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops featuring M

If you are a business tenant, a break clause in your commercial lease gives you valuable flexibility to move out if circ

Landlords of non-domestic properties with an energy performance certificate (EPC) rating of below band “E” now have only

If you own a commercial property which is larger than you need, selling part of it could be a good way to release value.

What are Title Deeds? Title Deeds are legal documents which prove the chain of ownership to land or property. They are h

If you develop a site and your scheme includes new roads, you will probably want to get them adopted by the local highwa

Many would-be investors are drawn to commercial property.  Even in times of economic uncertainty, people like the idea o

Whether negotiating a new commercial lease, or renegotiating an existing one, it is important to plan ahead and be clear

If you own land which may have potential for development, or you have already been approached by a developer, the chance

If you are a landlord of commercial property, you will have chosen your tenants carefully.  A landlord wants to be sure

Redevelopment of parts of a building in your portfolio, to create a more flexible layout or perhaps add additional floor

Even the most promising development can be knocked off course if the land is subject to a restrictive covenant.  Restric

When a commercial lease is due to end, both landlord and tenant will consider their business plans to decide whether the

Once a commercial tenant has agreed a lease and moved into business premises, they will rely on having unobstructed acce

Growing evidence of climate change has put sustainability firmly on the commercial property agenda.  Owners, occupiers,

If you want to sell land, or borrow money to develop it, you must prove that you own it.  This becomes a problem if you

Keeping commercial property insured and in good repair is important for both landlords and tenants, but for slightly dif

When contemplating our business properties, attention tends to focus on the visible aspects, such as the architectural d

When a landlord and tenant try to settle the terms for a new commercial lease, each party will have clear objectives.  T

If your business is expanding, you may have outgrown your current premises.  Before you start looking for a new site, it

If you have a great idea for developing a piece of unused land, you may find that you need to get control of some neighb

If you are reviewing your commercial property portfolio, you may decide that the time is right to sell some of your prop

If your business is experiencing difficulties and you're leasing your premises, you might consider simply handing back t