What to Consider When Renting a Commercial Property
There’s a lot to consider when renting a commercial property. This doesn’t just extend to the look and space of the premises; you need to be aware of any hidden[...]
read moreBuying Commercial Property at Auction
Buying a commercial property at auction is different to buying a commercial property on the open market. It requires more planning and preparation, meaning you will need to instruct a[...]
read moreCommercial Tenants: Renegotiating a Commercial Lease
As a commercial tenant, you are entitled to renegotiate your commercial lease. Your landlord is not obliged to agree to your proposed terms, but given the current market conditions, they[...]
read moreStamp Duty Land Tax on Commercial Property
Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) must be paid on non-residential property in England. This includes freehold and leasehold commercial properties. However, the rules vary for leasehold properties depending on whether[...]
read moreTerminating a Commercial Lease for Redevelopment
As a landlord, you are entitled to terminate a commercial lease on the grounds of redevelopment. However, there are certain criteria you must satisfy. Otherwise, the tenant will have the[...]
read moreTransferring a Commercial Lease
If you want out of a commercial lease but there is no break clause in sight, you could transfer your lease to a new tenant. This is called ‘assignment’. Assigning[...]
read more10 Step Guide to Buying a Commercial Property
Buying a commercial property is an exciting time for any business. Find out what it involves with our 10 step guide to buying a commercial property. Buying a commercial property[...]
read moreWhat Does A Conveyancer Actually Do?
What does a conveyancer actually do? You probably already knew the role an estate agent plays in selling and buying property – marketing and advertising the property, accepting and mediating[...]
read moreA Guide to The 2016 Stamp Duty Tax Increase
As part of the recent Autumn Budget Review, the Government announced that from April 2016 there would be an additional 3% Stamp Duty Tax on all Buy-To-Let purchases over £40,000. Considering[...]
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