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Commercial landlord and tenant

Our experienced Commercial Real Estate team offers practical, strategic advice to both landlords and tenants across a wide range of lease-related matters.

Our Services for Landlords and Tenants Include:

  • Lease Consents and Licences
    Guidance on licences for alterations, assignments, underletting, and obtaining or granting consent in line with lease terms.
  • Deeds of Variation and Lease Concessions
    Drafting and negotiating variations to lease terms, including rent concessions or changes to key lease obligations.
  • Rent Reviews and Lease Renewals
    Advice on preparing for and negotiating rent reviews, and supporting both landlords and tenants through lease renewal processes.
  • Security of Tenure and the 1954 Act
    Navigating complex statutory frameworks, including rights and procedures under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
  • Ongoing Lease Management
    Addressing operational issues during the lifetime of a lease, from maintenance obligations to service charge disputes.

How Our Landlord and Tenant Dispute Solicitors Can Help:

Disputes between landlords and tenants can be complex, costly, and time-consuming. Our dedicated solicitors help resolve these issues efficiently and with minimal disruption, always seeking the most commercial outcome. We can assist with:

  • Clarifying and enforcing lease obligations
  • Managing breaches of covenant
  • Advising on statutory compliance for landlords
  • Handling lease termination and possession proceedings
  • Representing clients in negotiations, mediations, or formal litigation

Whether you are a landlord seeking to protect your property investment, or a tenant needing clarity or protection in your lease arrangements, our team provides clear, commercially-focused advice tailored to your goals.

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“I worked with Stuart on a matter relating to a mutual client which was suffering financial distressHis calm and pragmatic approach aligned well with my own firm’s values, and he provided huge assistance in guiding the directors through a turbulent time.”

James Hopkirk, Restructuring Director – Kreston Reeves LLP