The information required will depend on the matter, but it is helpful to provide an overview of the property, the proposed transaction and what you are seeking to achieve.

Relevant documents may include heads of terms, title information, existing leases, plans, finance details and correspondence with other parties or professional advisers. You should also highlight any important deadlines or commercial priorities.

Yes. Our Commercial Property team advises both landlords and tenants on commercial property matters, including new leases, lease renewals, variations, assignments and other transactions arising throughout the landlord and tenant relationship.

Understanding your commercial objectives at the outset allows us to provide advice tailored to your position and the property involved.

Before committing to a commercial property transaction, it is important to understand the legal title, existing occupational arrangements, rights affecting the property and any restrictions that could affect its current or future use.

You should also consider how the property will be funded, managed and ultimately used or disposed of. Legal due diligence can help identify issues that may affect the value of the property or your wider commercial plans.

Yes. Our Commercial Property team can provide ongoing legal support to businesses, investors, landlords and property owners managing commercial property interests.

This can include advice on acquisitions and disposals, leases, property management matters, investment transactions, development projects and refinancing, helping you manage legal requirements as your property portfolio and commercial objectives develop.

It is advisable to involve a solicitor as early as possible when buying, selling, leasing, developing, financing or investing in commercial property.

Early legal advice can help identify potential issues, clarify the structure of a transaction and ensure that important property rights and obligations are considered before significant commitments are made.