Commercial Property Law.
Whether you are a start-up looking for a base or an established organisation looking to expand or relocate, our Commercial Property specialists are on hand to help.
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Our Commercial Property Team are committed to exceeding your expectations. With the support of dedicated planning, construction, agricultural and property litigation lawyers we've got relevant expertise on hand when you need it.
Our expert Commercial Property Team have many years' of experience working with a range of clients across the Midlands and Shropshire regions and as such have the necessary strength in depth and market knowledge to understand your property requirements.
We act in connection with a full range of property transactions whether you are a buyer or seller, landlord or tenant, property developer or funder. We have the support of dedicated planning, construction, agricultural and property litigation lawyers to ensure we offer a complete service to our customers with specialist advice on hand when it is required.
We are thorough, technically able and committed to exceeding your expectations. Working with businesses of all shapes and sizes, we provide that competitive edge, hugely valued and so often elusive to business.
Our expert Commercial Property legal advice covers:
Residential and commercial property development
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Our Commercial Property Team has the market knowledge that can deliver the results you need by understanding your property requirements. We focus on offering practical, efficient and cost effective advice that allows you to concentrate on your business.
- David Grove
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Legal 500 2022: The Commercial Property Team were recognised as a leading team in the West Midlands.
At FBC Manby Bowdler LLP, David Grove serves as lead partner within the commercial property department; he serves a broad client roster of residential and commercial property developers, investors and landlord and tenants.
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Yes you can. There will be no need for a new lease to be granted. A purchaser of the freehold will automatically become the Landlord of the tenants on the terms of the existing lease. Obviously, if you are buying a property with tenants in situ, you should therefore be careful to ensure that you are happy to ‘inherit’ those tenants and ensure that you are aware of the contents of, and the rights arising under, any existing lease or occupation.
It is not absolutely necessary, but it is a good idea if the Heads of Terms contain points that you are not absolutely sure about. It is often the case that parties agree Heads of Terms and then, when the meanings or consequences of some of the terms are subsequently explained by a solicitor, the parties had not fully appreciated the meaning or consequences of those terms. It is then difficult to change any of the terms of the transaction after the Heads of Terms have been ‘agreed’.
Yes it is, although the rates and reliefs vary from that payable on residential properties.
It really depends what you want to do. Planning Permission may be required if you wish to carry out substantial or external works or if you wish to change the use of the Property. Buildings Regulations Approval may be required if structural works are being carried out. If the Property is Listed, further consents will be required.
Yes you can, although you should be careful to ensure that there are no restrictions affecting the Property (whether on the title or in terms of planning restrictions) that would affect the proposed use.
