Commercial Property Advice for Businesses and Retailers
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- Commercial Property Advice for Landlords
- Commercial Property Advice for Tenants
- Commercial Property Advice for Businesses and Retailers
- Commercial Property Finance for Lenders and Borrowers
- Legal Advice for Landowners Selling Land for Development
- Legal Advice for Developers Buying Land and Buildings
- Planning and Environment
Property law advice for businesses and retailers
Whether you are a business tenant or owner-occupier, our commercial property lawyers in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex (Uckfield), and West Kent (Hadlow) work to help you manage your property interests. That ensures your documentation is as legally watertight as it can be in the state of the law as it currently stands. Clarity and effective forward planning can reduce exposure to property liabilities and help you to “red flag” the likelihood of property disputes at an early stage.
Legal advice for business tenants
Our commercial property lawyers work with a wide range of clients – large businesses, SMEs and retailers – helping to manage their property requirements in a way that supports their wider strategic objectives.
We excel in securing flexible lease terms for tenants who may be looking to expand business operations with new office or retail space as well as helping businesses who may want to relocate.
Legal advice for property owner-occupiers
Our property solicitors work with owner-occupiers helping them to buy and sell commercial property. Our expertise in managing property acquisitions and disposals includes all areas of property finance and property refinancing.
Commercial property law for businesses and retailers
- Landlord and tenant legal advice
- Property acquisitions and disposals advice
- Property disputes
- Construction
- Planning and environmental law
- Commercial property for businesses considering merger or acquisition
“The widely experienced team at Rix & Kay has recently acted on land developments, secured lending issues and M&A transactions, and advised on property portfolio management and landlord and tenant matters. Managing Partner Richard Cripps acts on commercial and residential developments with particular expertise in the agricultural sector”.
“The Commercial Property Team are widely experienced and have the capability to deal with all commercial property matters, whether large or small”.
“Good and dedicated individuals were assigned to my work, particularly Richard Cripps”.
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