Our team of specialist commercial property lawyers can help with most aspects of commercial property law. We act for business clients including commercial landlords and tenants, property businesses and property developers and investors.
We act for our clients in commercial property law matters, including:
We deal with the legal processes required for sale and purchase of freehold and leasehold commercial property.
This includes all types of commercial property, land, and development sites. We also act for investors with varying sizes of property portfolios and property developers.
We help clients with commercial property leases and licences.
Whether you are the freeholder wanting to grant a new lease, or you want to take up a new lease on commercial property, we can act for you and deal with the necessary legal processes.
We can act for landlords or tenants in the renewal of commercial leases if an existing lease has expired, or is nearing expiry, and the parties involved wish to renew or enter into another lease.
Our lawyers can give advice and act for either party involved in the assignment of commercial leases. Similarly, we can act for you where variations to a lease are required, or surrender of a lease.
We have a dedicated legal team for commercial property law matters.
Director of Commercial Property, Sylvia Ihenacho is a solicitor with over 20 years’ experience practising in commercial property law.
She has worked with a variety of clients including some of the biggest national house builders, small and large commercial businesses and enterprises, property investors, and high net worth clients.
Contact us to arrange to speak to a commercial property law specialist and find out how we can help you.
phone 01707 246100
We are a national law firm and represent clients across England and Wales from our offices in London, Hertfordshire and Northampton.
There is usually no need to visit our offices. We can carry out meetings and appointments by telephone and video calls, with secure document sharing with our clients.
Bishopsgate Law (Hertfordshire)