Landlord or Tenant in Commercial Properties
If you are the landlord or tenant of a commercial property, you will benefit from our legal expertise in the area of business leases. At Gray Purdue Solicitors our specialist UK commercial property team has built up a wealth of experience on all aspects related to letting and renting properties for commerce.
Leasehold documents for commercial premises contain complex and intricate arrangements, as the UK law is amended regularly to deal with the ever-changing market and business trends.
"The value of an appropriately constructed contract is immeasurable, - an inadequate lease can affect both the marketability of the premises and business productivity."
UK Tenancy Agreements & Contracts
Our property solicitors will liaise with both parties to negotiate a document tailored to your business requirements that will enable you to secure the highest levels of profitability.
We can advise you on all the complex procedures of commercial property law and types of leasehold transactions, including appropriate commercial tactics, renewal of existing leases, pre-let agreements for new-build properties, and acquisition of development sites.
Legal Advice on Property Leasehold Transactions
In order to draft your lease agreement, we will first carry out precise investigation of your expectations and requirements. The definition of contractual obligations and rights is crucial to providing the most satisfactory document for your needs. We are also highly aware of the importance of timing when dealing with commercial leases and businesses.
We offer:
- Preparation of business leases, sub-leases and assignments of leases for commercial properties
- Ensure that you are fully informed about all commercial property law implications, including rent reviews and service charges.
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For further information
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In the event of a Tenancy Dispute our property lawyers can also act as arbitrators on behalf of either landlord or tenant to offer sound advice and find a satisfactory resolution of disputes with the least amount of inconvenience to you.
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