Our commercial lease experts are here to ensure that every term is clearly understood, fairly negotiated and aligned with your goals.
Our commercial lease experts are here to ensure that every term is clearly understood, fairly negotiated and aligned with your goals.
We work with clients across all sectors, from retail and office to industrial and hospitality, advising on everything from initial lease negotiations to mid-term variations, renewals, extensions and break clauses. Our commercial property team is known for its practical advice, clear communication and ability to keep transactions moving swiftly and smoothly.
Whether you’re acquiring, selling, leasing or assigning, our commercial property solicitors are here to guide you through every step.
Associate Partner
Associate Partner
Our experience with landlords and tenants means we know what matters to each party, helping you make informed decisions.
We work with occupiers, investors, developers, institutional landlords and growing businesses across every industry.
We identify potential risks early and suggest pragmatic solutions to avoid disputes and delays.
We regularly liaise with agents, surveyors and lenders to keep your transaction progressing efficiently.
Our experience with landlords and tenants means we know what matters to each party, helping you make informed decisions.
We work with occupiers, investors, developers, institutional landlords and growing businesses across every industry.
We identify potential risks early and suggest pragmatic solutions to avoid disputes and delays.
We regularly liaise with agents, surveyors and lenders to keep your transaction progressing efficiently.
A lease variation is a formal agreement to change specific terms of an existing lease, such as extending the term, changing the rent or altering permitted use. It must be properly documented to be legally enforceable.
Many leases contain a break clause allowing either party to end the lease early. The break must be exercised correctly, including notice periods, format and conditions, to be valid.
This depends on the lease terms. Most leases require landlord consent before assignment or underletting. We can help you navigate these requirements and ensure all necessary consents are obtained.
Depending on the lease and your rights under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, you may have the right to renew or negotiate a new lease. It’s vital to take legal advice well before the lease expires.
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