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A turnkey lease offers a convenient solution for tenants looking for a space that is fully prepared and ready for immediate use.

In this type of lease, the landlord handles all necessary modifications or construction, delivering a space where the tenant can immediately start operations. This arrangement simplifies the process for tenants and ensures the space meets their business needs from day one.

At Moore Barlow, we provide the legal expertise to make sure both landlords and tenants fully understand the specifics of a turnkey lease. Our guidance ensures the agreement is clear, practical, and aligned with the interests of all involved.

What is a turnkey lease and how does it work?

A turnkey lease involves the landlord delivering a completely finished, ready-to-use space to the tenant. This can include renovations, installations, and any other necessary work to ensure the property meets the tenant’s operational requirements. Once the tenant moves in, the space is ready for immediate business use without further modifications.

This lease structure is attractive for tenants who want to avoid the hassle of managing renovations and for landlords who want control over the fit-out process. It ensures the property is up to the required standard and meets the agreed specifications before the tenant takes occupancy.

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Richard Hughes

Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance

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How Moore Barlow can assist with turnkey leases

At Moore Barlow, we work with both landlords and tenants to ensure that the terms of the turnkey lease are transparent and thorough. We help tenants verify that the agreed specifications are met prior to taking possession, ensuring they aren’t left with unexpected costs or incomplete work. For landlords, we draft agreements that clearly define the scope of the fit-out and protect their interests throughout the process.

By focusing on clear communication and well-defined responsibilities, we ensure a smooth transition from construction to occupancy. This helps avoid potential disputes and ensures both parties are satisfied with the outcome.

Who benefits from turnkey leases?

Turnkey leases are ideal for businesses that need a fully prepared space with minimal delay, such as retailers, offices, or restaurants. It’s also beneficial for landlords who want to offer a completed, ready-to-use space to attract quality tenants. We work with both landlords and tenants to ensure that the lease meets their expectations and provides the security and clarity needed for a successful business relationship.

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Why choose Moore Barlow for your turnkey lease?

At Moore Barlow, we bring extensive experience in commercial property law, ensuring that all aspects of a turnkey lease are handled with care and precision. We are committed to making sure both landlords and tenants fully understand their roles, rights, and obligations under the lease. Our proactive approach helps prevent any misunderstandings, ensuring the process is smooth from start to finish.

Our legal advice is tailored to suit the specific needs of each client, making sure that the lease is fair and aligned with your business goals, whether you’re a tenant moving into a new space or a landlord managing a commercial property.

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If you’re considering a turnkey lease or need legal advice on an existing agreement, Moore Barlow’s commercial property team is here to help. We provide clear, expert guidance to ensure your lease is tailored to your needs and structured for success. Get in touch with us today to find out how we can support you in creating a lease that works for both your immediate and long-term objectives.

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