Commercial Lease Solicitors

Specialist Solicitors & Legal Advisors For Commercial Leases

Farleys’ commercial property team have extensive experience of working with landlords and tenants on flexible leases for a wide range of property types; from retail units to office blocks to warehouses.

Our commercial lease specialists can assist with the negotiation and drafting of your lease. Our work covers both the private and public sectors across the North West and nationally advising on details in commercial leases including:

• Rent deposits and guarantors
• Planning and permitted use
• Repairs, schedule of condition and dilapidations
• Covenants
• Security of tenure
• Break clauses
• Service charges
• Rent reviews
• Assignments

We can also advise on any disputes that arise between commercial landlords and their tenants. You can find more information on our commercial litigation expertise here.

Solicitors to Draft Leases

We understand that a commercial lease is a large financial commitment for landlords and tenants which requires expert legal advice to ensure both parties receive a fair deal.

Our solicitors can draft leases to suit any situation including percentage leases, gross leases, single net leases, double net leases, and triple net leases as well as tailor-made solutions. We will discuss your requirements as a landlord or tenant, providing down to earth advice at every stage and ensuring the outcome which will best protect your interests.

Solicitors to Review and Negotiate Leases

As a tenant, a well negotiated commercial lease can be the difference between profit and loss for your business every year. Our commercial property team have the knowledge and expertise to review your lease and flag up any matter which may need renegotiating in order to achieve a deal which protects you and your business in the long term.

Commercial Lease Solicitor Cost

Here at Farleys, we pride ourselves on providing a cost-effective solution to your legal matter. Prior to acting on behalf of a client, our experts will provide a run-down of the costs involved, to allow you to make an informed decision before proceeding.