Buying or Renting Tips

A break clause is often included in a lease agreement to help tenants or landlords get out of a commercial lease early. But what does break clause mean?

Is there Stamp Duty on commercial property? The short answer is €œyes€. Read about the ins and outs of Stamp Duty on commercial property in the UK here.

A sale and leaseback may be beneficial for both the buyer and seller alike, but there are several advantages and disadvantages of a sale and leaseback.

Any commercial building requires a commercial lease between the Landlord and Tenant. But what happens when a commercial lease expires? What's the process?

For some commercial properties, such as D1 property, change of use classes is often prohibited. Read this post to find out more the change of use classes.

When planning to buy a commercial property, it is vital that you get the right classification for the intended use of the building. It's easy to be confused between D1 and D2 classes, so what is a F1/D1 property?

Do you want to find out about the different types of commercial property? This handy guide, by Savoy Stewart, outlines each commercial property building.

In order to protect your business, it's imperative to ensure you negotiate a lease that works for you. Here are some issues you should look for in a commercial property.

When it comes to commercial property, the question on most people's lips is: should you rent or buy? In this renting commercial property guide, you will find out how to successfully rent commercial property for your business.