As more aspects of business move online, there is a drive to do everything digitally. The process of buying and selling property has always relied heavily on paper, but there has been huge change over the last decade and more can now be done online. Commercial property investors want to take advantage of this, but …
Empty property is bad news for landlords. It costs money in maintenance and rates, as well as being a possible target for vandals and squatters. To maximise income from property, landlords may wish to seize opportunities for short-term lettings to fill gaps between long-term arrangements. But as Louis Mathers residential property lawyer with Parnalls in …
Giving replies to pre-contract commercial property sale enquiries can feel like a chore but misleading answers can land a seller in trouble. As Louis Mathers commercial property lawyer with Parnalls in Launceston explains, sellers of commercial property need a clear understanding of what they must disclose, when they should update their replies and the possible …
In the final instalment in a three-part series of articles on commercial leases, Louis Mathers, commercial property solicitor with Parnalls in Launceston concludes his consideration of the key terms that need to be included in a commercial lease. [Click here to read Part 1 and here for Part 2 if you missed them]. Assignment and …
When a landlord and tenant agree a commercial lease, each will have a clear aim. The landlord will want to generate a reliable income stream from their investment. The tenant will want premises that accommodate their business effectively and at a cost they can predict and afford. These two objectives lie behind all the detailed …
