Commercial Property Solicitors

We are proud of the bespoke commercial property service we provide to businesses and individuals in Scunthorpe, Goole, and the surrounding areas. No matter your requirements, our friendly solicitors will work closely with you to find a suitable solution efficiently.

Our commercial property team includes:

• Rodger Price, Managing Partner and dual-qualified solicitor and barrister with a long background in business law.
• Richard Haggar, Solicitor with experience in all aspects of commercial and agricultural work with a background including litigation.
• Kayleigh Clarke, Solicitor with detailed experience in all aspects of commercial property work, from commercial landlords to developers and business owners.

Commercial property transactions can be complex, with numerous restrictions and liabilities to consider. Our solicitors guide you through every stage, from finding a suitable property to negotiating terms and completing the transaction.

Your lease is essential for defining the nature of your agreement. Whether you are entering a new lease, renegotiating terms, ending a tenancy, or resolving a dispute, our team has the expertise to assist you.

Disputes can be disruptive. Our commercial property lawyers work closely with our litigation team to provide comprehensive dispute resolution services. Early guidance can help resolve matters before they escalate.

Commercial conveyancing refers to the legal process of transferring the title of a commercial property. It shares similarities with residential conveyancing but involves additional complexities, such as existing tenants and specific liabilities.

The cost includes professional fees for solicitors and surveyors, as well as search fees, Land Registry fees, and Stamp Duty. Additional expenses like insurance and maintenance costs may also apply. We offer flexible pricing, including fixed fee agreements where appropriate.

Our commercial property solicitors assist with purchasing and selling properties, negotiating contracts, arranging searches, supporting exchange and completion, drafting and reviewing leases, and resolving disputes.

The duration depends on various factors. Straightforward transactions might complete in a few weeks, while more complex issues could extend the timeline.

While you cannot insist on changes, landlords or tenants may be willing to negotiate. Any changes may be agreed upon, potentially subject to a financial payment in lieu.

Heads of Terms are the principal terms agreed upon in a commercial property transaction, forming the basis of the written contract. They often include the agreed price, rent payments, lease term length, and type of lease.