Commercial Property/Leases

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LAWYERS IN CAMDEN – COMMERCIAL  CONVEYANCING CAMDEN

Commercial conveyancing defined

Commercial conveyancing is a widely defined term that includes all the services and processes relating to commercial property management and transfer of property rights.  Our Camden commercial property solicitors are happy to advise both landlords and tenants.  We strive to offer practical, cost effective and timely advice that helps move you and your business forward.  We are able to offer our services on a fixed fee basis, meaning you need not pay more than you intend to.

We offer a wide range of advice and commonly assist our clients with:

  • Commercial property freehold sale, purchase and remortgaging
  • Drafting, negotiation and transfer (assignment) of long term leases and shorter term leases and licenses
  • Dilapidation issues litigation and advice
  • Service charge issues
  • Transfer of shares and assets, including commercial property
  • Commercial property possession proceedings
  • Rent review advice and negotiations
  • Commercial mortgages
  • Commercial lease extensions and renewals
  • Commercial lease surrender (lease termination)

Not every property is the same

When dealing with commercial property, it is important to remember that not every type of property requires the same approach.  Camden solicitors have a wide-range of experience in commercial property, so you can be assured of finding someone who will be able to provide you with knowledgeable, speedy advice with an informed commercial focus.  We commonly provide assistance with respect to the following types of premises:

  • Retail units
  • Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs
  • Industrial units
  • Offices
  • Hotels

This is a non-exhaustive list, so please get in touch if the particular types of premises you are dealing with have not been listed here.

Dealing with commercial property in Camden ?

If you currently rent or own a commercial property or are looking to do business in Camden, we want to help move you and your business forward.  Remember, we can offer fixed-fee advice, so you never need spend more than you need to.  To find out what we can do to help, please get in touch at your earliest convenience.

FAQs about:
Commercial Property/Leases

What is security of tenure?

This refers to a situation where, subject to satisfying certain conditions, including procedural conditions and timetables, the tenant will be able to renew the lease at the end of the term. Security of tenure for commercial leases is generally dependent upon whether the lease (and the tenant) have the statutory protection laid down in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. The reasoning behind the legislation is to protect goodwill that a business tenant builds up in a location.

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