Headline rents - the current problems

Article Abstract:

Recent court cases have highlighted the problems facing landlords seeking to achieve headline rents for their commercial properties. The changes in the commercial property market have led to landlords offering longer rent-free periods than previously to persuade tenants to take a lease and the practice has caused problems when subsequent rent reviews are negotiated. Advice to landlords seeking to achieve headline rents, with reference to the Broadgate Square case, is presented.

Commercial leases, Landlords

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Breaking up is hard to do

Article Abstract:

The use of break options in short-term lease agreements is discussed, with focus on the importance of accurate wording in the lease agreement to ensure that the tenant is not liable to pay rent for a period after he has vacated the property.

Interpretation and construction, Leases

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Don't let shop lets get you down

Article Abstract:

Both tenant and landlord need to consider the risks involved with letting a flat above a shop, when setting rent.

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