Most leases are subject to regular rent reviews, often on a five-yearly basis. Both landlord and tenant need to take steps to ensure that their interests are protected when it comes to commercial rent reviews, and the team of property experts at Ackroyd Legal are here to help.
When it is time to carry out commercial rent reviews, both landlord and tenant need to seek professional advice from a valuation surveyor with both local and industry knowledge. Your specialist solicitor at Ackroyd Legal can provide legal advice and guidance throughout the process and handle any issues or disputes that may arise, to reach the quickest and most cost-effective resolution.
For more information on our services regarding commercial rent reviews, please contact a member of our team, who will be very happy to help you.
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Contractual disputes may arise over many different types of agreement can provide…
Contractual disputes may arise over many different types of agreement can provide…
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Our team of specialist property law solicitors have many years’ experience in commercial…
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