Commercial Property

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Commercial property plays a key part in the functioning of many businesses and transactions. Business premises require the investment of significant amounts of capital and are accompanied by various costs and liabilities so it is crucial that legal issues that arise are dealt with efficiently and with a high degree of diligence.

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What is commercial property?

Commercial property includes any building or piece of land that is used for business purposes and the generation of profit. This includes (but is not limited to) a wide variety of properties such as:

Offices
Warehouses
Shops
Restaurants and bars
Hotels
Farmland

Our recent transactions

This wealth of expertise has led her to advise on a number of significant matters and some recent examples include:

Assignment of the lease of a high-class London restaurant;
Sale of one of Europe’s largest warehouses subject to some leasehold interests;
Sale of freehold interests: a retail unit, a listed building used as offices, and a car park;
Acquisition of a multi-let investment property with B1 office use;
Assignment of the lease of a landmark office building in central London;
Drafting and negotiating a conditional contract for the sale of commercial offices with vacant possession in multiple occupations and advising on the termination of occupational interests;
Advising the owner of residential property in connection with a redevelopment project.

To book a consultation please call us on +44 (0) 208 092 2700 or email info@barnes.law.co.uk or click the link below.

How Barnes Law can help you?

Barnes Law has detailed knowledge and experience in the commercial property sector that enables us to guide our clients through the complex legal framework whilst ensuring the needs of the business are met.

A number of legal issues can arise in connection with commercial property. Barnes Law can assist you and provide advice in a number of different areas for example:

Sale or purchase of commercial property
Transfer/creation of interests in commercial property such as the assignment of a lease or the grant of a licence
Development/redevelopment advice i.e where a business is looking to add new structures, demolish existing ones, improve buildings or add amenities
Negotiation of planning and overage agreements

To book a consultation where we can discuss your property issues please call us on +44 (0) 208 092 2700 or email info@barnes.law.co.uk.