Commercial property lawyers in Lymington
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At Moore Barlow we understand the complexities of commercial property law and are dedicated to providing outstanding legal services to our clients in Lymington.
Our team of expert solicitors has extensive knowledge and experience in all aspects of commercial property, from leasing and acquisitions to property development and investment.
We take pride in delivering tailored solutions that meet the unique needs and goals of our clients. Whether you are a landlord, tenant, property developer, investor, or lender, our team will work closely with you to ensure that your commercial property transactions are handled efficiently and effectively. Our solicitors will guide you through the entire process, from negotiating and drafting contracts to conducting due diligence and resolving any disputes that may arise.
With our deep understanding of the local property market in Lymington, we are well-positioned to provide you with strategic advice that will help you make informed decisions. We are committed to protecting and advancing your interests, and our goal is to achieve the best possible outcome for you. Trust Moore Barlow as your dedicated commercial property solicitors in Lymington to provide you with expert legal support and guidance every step of the way.
What is commercial property law?
Commercial property law deals with legal matters related to the buying, selling, leasing, or development of commercial properties such as office buildings, retail spaces, industrial buildings, and warehouses.
Richard Hughes
Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance
What services do we offer?
Our commercial property legal team London offer a wide selection of services, including specialising in specific sectors that we have expert knowledge in. With commercial property covering a number of different industries and sectors, our commercial property solicitors can give you personalised advice based on your situation. These sectors include:
- Property finance – advising you on senior and mezzanine debt, regulated loans, bridging, alternative finance, peer to peer lending, standard commercial loans, development finance, including inter-creditor agreements.
- Retail and leisure – working with a number of the UK’s leading retail and leisure clients including Camm & Hooper, Casper and Cole, Drake and Morgan and many others. We offer top quality advice based on experience in this industry.
- Offices and industrial – working with developers, investors and landlords to help increase returns on their commercial property. We also advise corporate tenants, from SMEs to PLCs on their property portfolios.
- Health and social care – connected with private and public health facilities, giving informed advice on healthcare mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, capital investment projects and all the day to day operational and regulatory advice they need.
Meet our team of commercial property solicitors
Jo Farr
Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Land Development, Real Estate Finance
Richard Hughes
Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance
Julian Parkes
Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Landed Estates and Farming
Callum Leary
Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance
Nellie van der Lande
Senior Associate | Commercial Property, Real Estate Finance, Rural Services
Sam Ho
Senior Associate | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance
Sharon Mays
Senior Associate | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Land Development, Real Estate Finance
Nicola Donnelly
Associate | Real Estate, Plot Sales, Residential Property
Fiona Hampton
Chartered Legal Executive | Commercial Property, Land Development, Plot Sales
Helen Archibald
Consultant | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Land Development
Janice Taylor
Conveyancing Executive | Real Estate, Plot Sales, Residential Property
How can Moore Barlow help you?
Our experienced team of commercial property solicitors in Lymington is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal support for all your commercial property needs. Whether you are a landlord, tenant, investor, or developer, we have the expertise to assist you in navigating the complex world of commercial property law. From negotiating and drafting leases, property acquisitions and disposals, to advising on property finance and investment strategies, our solicitors have a proven track record of delivering successful outcomes for our clients. With an in-depth understanding of the local market, we tailor our services to meet your specific requirements, ensuring a seamless and efficient process. Trust our solicitors to handle your commercial property matters with professionalism and expertise.
We cover an extensive range of commercial property legal services designed specifically to support your business goals and property objectives. These services include negotiating and drafting commercial leases, advising on property rights and easements, support with property refinancing and restructuring, assistance with landlord and tenant disputes, joint venture agreements, and guidance on compliance with local planning and development regulations. Our comprehensive approach ensures every detail is carefully managed, leaving you free to focus on your core business operations.
Why choose us?
At Moore Barlow our team of experienced commercial property solicitors in Lymington is dedicated to providing exceptional legal services tailored to the unique needs of businesses. With extensive knowledge and expertise in property transactions, leases, planning and development, we offer comprehensive advice and support to help you make informed decisions. Our commitment to delivering results, coupled with our client-centric approach, ensures that you receive the highest level of professionalism and satisfaction. Trust Moore Barlow to handle your commercial property matters with confidence and efficiency.
Our team is highly accredited by industry-recognised bodies including the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) and we adhere to rigorous standards of excellence in commercial property matters. Our specialists possess an in-depth understanding of the local property market dynamics and regulations, enabling us to deliver highly tailored services with efficiency and precision. Clients frequently commend our proactive communication, proven track record of successful transactions, and commitment to prioritising your business objectives every step of the way.
Who we help
Our commercial property solicitors in Lymington offer expert legal advice and assistance to individuals, businesses, and property developers. Whether you are a landlord, tenant, investor, or involved in property transactions, our dedicated team is here to help you navigate the complexities of commercial property law.
Our dedicated team works closely with a diverse range of commercial clients across multiple sectors, providing tailored solutions for each industry context. Typical client examples include retail businesses requiring lease negotiations, hospitality establishments navigating licensing and regulatory requirements, industrial companies needing assistance with property acquisitions and developments, agricultural enterprises handling diversification projects, property developers managing complex planning permissions, and healthcare providers expanding facilities with regulated compliance. Whatever your sector, we are geared towards delivering expert guidance suited specifically to your unique requirements.
Contact us
For expert legal advice on commercial property matters in Lymington, trust our team of experienced solicitors. We are committed to providing exceptional service and tailored solutions to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your commercial property requirements and arrange a consultation.
So why not contact Moore Barlow today. We have offices in London, Richmond, Southampton, Guildford, Lymington and Woking, and offer expert commercial property law support to clients nationwide.
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FAQs: Commercial Property
What is the process for negotiating a commercial lease?
Negotiating a commercial lease typically begins with establishing the key terms such as rent, length of lease, break clauses, and obligations regarding repairs. Following initial negotiations, a detailed review of lease terms is conducted to ensure favourable conditions that align with your business objectives. A legal professional supports you throughout the process, liaising with the other party’s representatives to reach agreements and expertly drafting the final lease agreement.
Can you assist with resolving commercial property disputes?
Yes, we provide specialist support in handling a wide range of commercial property disputes, including landlord/tenant disagreements, dilapidation claims, breach of lease terms, boundary or rights of way issues, and disputes related to commercial property transactions. We aim to resolve disputes quickly and efficiently through negotiation, mediation and where necessary, formal legal proceedings.
How long does a commercial property transaction normally take?
The duration of a commercial property transaction depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the property involved, negotiations required, presence of other parties and the efficiency of their solicitors, as well as regulatory approvals. Generally, straightforward transactions take from four to eight weeks, while more complex cases with intricate agreements or planning permissions can take considerably longer.
Do you support with planning permissions and regulatory compliance?
Yes, our expertise includes advising on planning permissions, applications for change of use, property developments and ensuring compliance with local and national regulations. We help navigate complex planning laws, environmental regulations, and local authority guidelines, providing clear and practical advice tailored around your specific commercial property project.
Are break clauses essential in a commercial lease?
A break clause allows either the landlord or tenant to terminate the lease early, providing flexibility for your business. While not mandatory, they are advisable in certain situations, especially for businesses that anticipate changes in their property requirements or future growth. Properly negotiated break clauses help mitigate risk and can offer significant strategic benefits.
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