Business Tenants’ Guide To Lease Renewals

If you’re a business tenant and run your company from leased premises, then the upcoming legal changes could impact how you operate your business. The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 is currently under review and could result in a loss of protection for commercial lease tenants across England and Wales – which is why it’s […]

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Renters Reform Act 2025 – Part 2 Other Consequences of the Act; More Challenges for Landlords!

In our last article we mentioned the Abolition of Section 21 and the effect this will have on Landlords’ ability to terminate tenancies.  This article deals with other reforms in the Act. Almost all fixed term tenancies will now become periodic, i.e. they will continue until terminated on one of the restricted grounds set out […]

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Abolition Of Section 21: Guide For Landlords

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At the end of October, the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent, signalling that the abolition of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 will soon come into force – and the Government has just confirmed that “no-fault evictions” will be outlawed from 1 May 2026 in England. So what does this mean for […]

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Rent Reviews In Commercial Leases – A Guide

Commercial leases are complicated, important documents – as a business landlord, you want to make sure your rental income is as profitable as possible whilst factoring in what is a fair rent for your tenant. A well-drawn Rent review enables landlords and tenants to reach an agreement that is deemed acceptable to both sides, taking […]

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Business Leasing Pitfalls: 5 Things For Tenants To Watch Out For

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It’s commonplace for small businesses to lease commercial premises as this enables companies to grow and aim to become more profitable. However, whether it’s leasing a retail shop on a high-street or leasing a large industrial unit, the approach to leasing should always be cautious because the lease ultimately dictates what you can and can’t […]

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Commercial Property: How Easy Is It To Change A Building’s Use?

Commercial buildings have a use class, to legally define the purpose of the building – so what happens if you want to change the business use? Converting a commercial property from one type of business to another – such as a factory into a nightclub, for example – can be riddled with red tape, hoops […]

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Should You Buy A Property Through A Limited Company?

If you’re buying a business property, then it may make sense to buy through a company. However, whether to buy a residential property through a limited company is more complicated and the answer to the question on whether you should do so, depends on your situation and how you will make the purchase. This is […]

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What Are Your Commercial Property Legal Duties?

Both landlords and tenants have legal responsibilities when it comes to commercial property – they must ensure the business premises are maintained to an acceptable standard and provide a safe and comfortable environment for people to work in. What are your commercial property legal obligations? The answer to this question will depend on the law, […]

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How Do You Exit A Commercial Lease As A Tenant?

Commercial Lease Exits: A Guide For Tenants There are many reasons why a tenant might want to exit a commercial lease and often the decision is driven by a need to cut costs or to make business changes. Whatever the reason, how does a tenant exit a commercial lease? The answer is by transferring the […]

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Why Instruct A Solicitor To Evict A Tenant?

If you’re a landlord, you’ll understand the residential eviction process in England and Wales is not always straightforward – which is why it’s beneficial to use the services of a solicitor to carry out the proceedings on your behalf. Reasons For Landlords To Use A Solicitor To Evict A Tenant Advice Evicting a tenant can […]

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