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Commercial Property

Commercial Property Landlord and Tenant Solicitors

Finding the right premises for your business, or the right tenant for your commercial property can be a tricky process; one that can be made more complex without the right legal assistance.  Having Commercial Property Solicitors on your side who are passionate in taking the time to get to know your business, and enabling them to negotiate on your behalf is crucial in securing an advantageous deal for the long-term.

Our Landlord and Tenant Solicitors are on hand to guide you through your tenancy, either as a landlord or a tenant, advising you on your rights, obligations and responsibilities, as well as referring you to our Commercial Litigation colleagues should any landlord and tenant disputes arise. 

Landlord and Tenant Solicitors

We know how important the commercial relationship is between landlord and tenant, which is why our lawyers provide tailored advice pertinent to your situation.  Our advice includes, but is not limited to, the following:

  • Commercial lease negotiations
  • Dilapidations
  • Due diligence
  • Drafting and reviewing lease agreements
  • Ensuring legal compliance in relation to Tenancy Deposit Schemes, Energy Performance Certificates and more
  • Environmental matters and green leases
  • Lease renewals and terminations
  • Recovering deposits and service charges

Commercial Property Leases

Whether you are a landlord or tenant, having a well-drafted, legally binding commercial property lease is fundamental in order to have to a clear and mutually beneficial working relationship.  Typically, your lease should include:

  • Basic information such as the contact details for both landlord and tenant, as well as a description of the property
  • Lease term
  • Any relevant break clause
  • Rent, deposit and payment details
  • Property use and restrictions
  • Maintenance and repairs
  • Insurance and liability
  • Green leases

Landlord Solicitors

As a commercial property landlord, you hold important responsibilities to maintain a positive landlord-tenant relationship and to ensure you are being lawful:

  • It is your duty to keep the commercial property in a good state of repair. 
  • You are obligated to adhere to health and safety regulations, ensuring the property is free from hazards and meets all required safety standards.
  • You are responsible for managing lease agreements effectively.  
  • Collecting rent in a timely manner is crucial. 
  • You must comply with all relevant local and national laws and regulations, including planning permissions and environmental regulations.

Our Landlord Solicitors are here to support you in your responsibilities as a landlord, providing you with clear, pragmatic advice from drafting leases, ensuring compliance, lease terminations and much more.

Tenant Solicitors

Commercial property tenants have several rights aimed at protecting their interests and ensuring a fair tenancy. Tenants rights may vary based on the terms of the lease and applicable laws, but generally these will include health and safety standards, protection from eviction and negotiations.  In addition to these rights, as a tenant you are responsible for following the terms of your lease in relation to the use of the property and the payment of rent and other financial obligations, such as service charges.

Our Tenancy Solicitors can provide you with the right support from entering into a lease agreement, carrying out the necessary negotiations on your behalf and ensuring you are entering into a beneficial tenancy.  

Contact our Landlord and Tenant Solicitors

Having a clear understanding of commercial property rights and obligations is crucial for both landlords and tenants. Our dedicated Commercial Property department can provide expert guidance and legal solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you require assistance with lease agreements, dispute resolution, or compliance with property laws, our team of experienced solicitors is ready to help from our offices in AndoverRomseySalisburyTotton and Witney. Contact us today by using the Contact form, emailing info@parkerbullen.com or calling your local office: