Coleman Greig provides practical, commercially focused advice and can assist with the full range of issues that can arise in commercial property transactions.
Our proven expertise includes managing and negotiating leases, acquisitions, sales, preparing contracts, refinancing and property development.
Coleman Greig can also assist with commercial, industrial and retail leasing, property disputes, liquor licensing and strata title.
We regularly work with government departments and agencies, private companies, multinational subsidiaries, national retailers, both major and smaller property developers and utility companies.
You have found your perfect match with Coleman Greig if you need assistance from a commercial property law firm with decades of experience, skilled, meticulous legal experts, and a comprehensive understanding of commercial property laws. We help many businesses with all aspects of commercial and property law and are proud to have won many prestigious awards for our services.
Our careful, constant assessment and system of self-governance shows our dedication to socially responsible, ethical, and community-centred values that set us apart from other commercial property law firms. You could not be in better hands for premium advice and guidance with the complexities of commercial property law in Australia.
Commercial property law in Australia deals with the regulations and legal principles that dictate commercial property sale, acquisition, leasing, or management. Some crucial aspects of commercial property law include:
A conveyancing team will thoroughly investigate the transaction before any sale or purchase can be completed. This extends to identifying any physical issues with the property and relevant legal or financial matters.
Commercial property transactions can contain a minefield of legal terms, conditions, and caveats, including terms and conditions, warranties, and indemnity agreements.
These include traditional mortgages and other lending.
All aspects (drafting, reviewing, and negotiating) of commercial leasing agreements for properties, including office, retail, and industrial locations.
The involved parties are made aware of their obligations and rights according to commercial property law in Australia and the lease agreement terms.
When issues arise between tenants and landlords (rent reviews, renewals, and lease term breaches)
All aspects of the planning approval process when property owners want to undertake development. This includes land use and zoning rules.
All leased properties (residential and commercial) must comply with health and safety standards and regulations.
Any landlord’s legal obligations to maintain leased properties in an acceptable condition.
Leased commercial properties require appropriate insurance coverage.
When relations break down and litigation is unavoidable, commercial property laws are front and centre of any court decision about property-related disputes.
Alternative methods can often be found to resolve conflicts without requiring the assistance of a court.
At Coleman Greig, we work hard to provide succinct, practical advice pertaining to commercial property law in Australia for commercial and personal scenarios. We also produce a collection of informative materials and publications, from webinar recordings and plain English guides to ebooks and blogs. These are designed to simplify the complexities of legal matters and make them accessible to a much wider audience.
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Absolutely. Coleman Greig has a proud record of success in all aspects of commercial property insurance law, and our team of experts will have your back every step of the way.
The sheer number and complexity of documents required for any commercial property transaction in Australia can be overwhelming. However, they are the perfect opportunity to engage the services of experienced commercial property law solicitors like those at Coleman Greig. Some of the primary documents required include:
The most critical document surrounding any commercial property transaction, the contract of sale meticulously outlines the exact terms and conditions, including purchase price, agreed deposit, and the date when final settlement will be completed.
Each commercial property must have a certificate of title and other documents relating to its ownership history. A title search will be performed to confirm ownership and highlight encumbrances (claims or restrictions imposed by outside parties, including mortgages, easements, liens, restrictive covenants, existing leases, and zoning/planning restrictions.)
These state the property’s zoning classification and highlight any planning approvals or restrictions that must be adhered to.
Independent evaluations highlighting defects, structural issues, or pest infestations.
Official inspections identify any issues with contamination or other hazards.
Properties still subject to a lease agreement require copies and details of any legal arrangements with the tenants.
These include records of rent payments, operating expenses, and any other financial information relevant to the property’s income and expenses.
Official surveys accurately establish the property’s physical characteristics, boundaries, and any encroachment issues.
Insurance for the property must be provided that details any prior incidents or claims.
These include, but may not be limited to, building code compliance certificates, fire safety provisions, and others
All commercial property sellers must disclose details of known property issues or defects.
Outlining the final settlement, including any adjustments for taxes, rates, and other costs.
As you can see, the list is exhaustive, and any missing documentation can seriously hamper progress in commercial property transactions. Having a commercial and property law expert from Coleman Greig to provide assistance, advice, and guidance is priceless.
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