Commercial Property News & Insight

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30th April 2026

Landlords Take Note: New Information Sheet Deadline Could Cost You £7,000

In light of the profound changes affecting the residential letting market from 1 May 2026, the government has published an Information Sheet that landlords must provide to tenants by 31 May 2026, failing which they may face a fine of up to £7,000. Noel McNicholas explains.

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Serving Break Notices and Section 25 Notices: Practical Guidance for Commercial Landlords and Tenants

The commercial property market continues to evolve, with economic uncertainty, changing occupational requirements and increased scrutiny of lease terms all influencing how landlords and tenants approach their property strategies.

Read article by Jamie Connolly

19th January 2026

Chasing the Goal: How a Commercial Lease Transaction Mirrors Coventry City’s Play-Off Push

As Coventry City eyes another shot at play-off glory, Jamie Connolly couldn’t help but spot the similarities between their campaign and the twists of a commercial lease deal. From kick-off to the final whistle, timing and tactics are everything.

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30th April 2025

The "Fix-It" Guide: Repairing and Maintenance Obligations for Leasehold Properties

Owning a leasehold can feel like a walking fine line between independence and shared responsibility. While you might have the freedom to decorate and live your life, when it comes to repair and maintenance, things can get a bit… complicated.

28th February 2025

Break Clauses in Commercial Leases: Rights and Obligations

Break clauses are a common feature in commercial leases, offering both landlords and tenants flexibility during the lease term. However, exercising a break clause requires careful attention to the specific terms and conditions outlined in the lease.

Read article by Jamie Connolly

17th December 2024

A Guide to Navigating Adverse Possession

Adverse Possession is a legal principle that allows a squatter to claim ownership of land or property if they have occupied it for a certain period of time without the owner's permission.

17th October 2024

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