Commercial Property Blog

In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima unpacks the impact that COVID-19 is having on the world of subleasing and licencing.

In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima outlines the common issues that you can potentially face when leasing in a mixed-use development and how to best deal with these issues.

With the end of our calendar year fast approaching, it is important that businesses know how to best prepare if they are moving into a new premise, negotiating a lease or if they require a new fit out to be completed before January. In this article, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima discusses some useful commercial property/leasing tips that businesses should consider before the year is out.

Various issues can be overlooked in the rush to have a document signed and finalised, and because of a landlord's pressure to have a standard document for a complex or centre. Such omissions may have an adverse impact on the retailer tenant.

On 12 November 2016, legal protection for unfair contract terms will expand to include small business contracts. The question is however, how these new changes will affect leasing.

It doesn’t matter if you’re the landlord of an industrial, retail or residential property – your objective is the same - to find a good property and an equally well-suited tenant. Here are the top five mistakes that landlords make in achieving these goals.

Offices leases are essentially commercial leases and it’s important that landlords and tenants alike are on top of their respective rights and responsibilities however, there are some differences. Here are three points to consider.

There are substantial differences between retail and commercial leases that both landlords and tenants ought to be aware of. Here are some key differences that you should consider before entering any lease.

You probably go to your local doctor once a year to make sure everything is in working order, right? Well, it also makes good sense to do the same with your business – taking stock and doing a ‘check up’ in the New Year.