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Clear leasing agreements

As the fast-growing Australian property market meets greater demand for commercial and retail developments, businesses need solid and clear leasing agreements.

Leases are unique in that they endure for considerable time and the ongoing relationship between the landlord and the tenant is essential as an aspect of your business.

Commercial leasing laws vary for different types of commercial and retail environments. Businesses looking to offer or enter into leasing agreements need to consider how all the elements work together that impact the leased property’s rent level, length of term, right to renew, and security of occupation.

Any business looking to enter into a leasing agreement should always seek out professional advice
​before making any formal commitment.

Who is your business entrusting with its leasing?

Heydons Lawyers & Attorneys have extensive experience in all forms of real estate leasing. We act for both landlords and tenants on matters involving shops to supermarkets, factories, farms, motels/hotels and restaurants.

Our specific expertise and experience in regard to leasing:
  • Retail, commercial, farm and factory leases
  • Enforcement of lease provisions
  • Assignment of leases
  • Sub-leases
  • Rent reviews and option exercises
  • Mediations
  • Litigation regarding leases

Help for dealing with leasing disputes 

Have you considered what might occur in the event of a dispute over your lease or any reason for the lease to become terminated? What about how you plan on approaching dispute resolution, mediation or litigation? Have you discussed how you will deal with repair, maintenance, and insurance responsibilities? Who will be responsible for the fit out? What can you take with you at the end of your lease? How will you approach public liability issues?

Clarity saves time and money

A well-constructed lease agreement could save you from potential disputes, which will save both parties time and money, now and in the future. 

Don’t take risk by trying to negotiate one yourself.
Contact Brad Heydon Heydons today for expert advice on the all matters relating to leasing.

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