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13 May

Overage clauses explained: what buyers and sellers need to know

Tags: buyer and seller rights, commercial property law, development trigger events, future development value, HM Land Registry, land sales, land with development potential, overage clause, overage clauses, overage period, planning permission, property development, property overage, property sale agreements, property transactions, property valuation, title restrictions, uplift in value

Selling land or property with development potential can feel...
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25 March

Reform of business rates: what the April 2026 changes mean for landlords and tenants

Tags: business rate tiers, business rates multipliers, business rates reform 2026, Commercial Leases, commercial property advice, commercial property law, high value properties, landlord guidance, lease review, non‑RHL properties, property investment planning, rateable value changes, rent negotiations, RHL properties, Service Charges, SME support, tenant guidance, transitional relief, VOA valuation

From the 1st of April 2026, the government will...
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3 March

The Proposed Ban on Upwards‑Only Rent Review Clauses: What it Means for Commercial Landlords and Tenants

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, commercial landlords, Commercial Leases, commercial leasing reform, commercial property advice, commercial property law, Commercial Tenants, English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, index linked rent review, Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, open market rent review, property investors, rent caps, rent collars, rent review ban, rent review clauses, turnover rent review, UK Government proposals

The UK Government has announced plans to ban upwards‑only...
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7 January

Option to Purchase Agreements in Greater Manchester: What Do You Need to Know?

Tags: Ashton under Lyne, Bromleys Solicitors LLP, commercial property law, Greater Manchester Solicitors, Option Fees, Option Periods, Option to purchase agreement, Property, Property Option Agreement, Property Option Agreements, SDLT

An Option to Purchase Agreement gives someone the right...
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24 September

Dilapidations in Commercial Leases: What Are They and Why are they important?

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, Commercial Leases, commercial property law, Commercial Tenants, dilapidations, dilapidations claims, end of lease obligations, landlord disputes, lease advice, lease liability, lease negotiations, lease obligations, property repair, Raeesah Dudhwala, redecoration, reinstatement, schedule of condition, tenant protection, tenant responsibilities, wear and tear

When signing a commercial lease, it’s easy to focus...
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19 August

Mottram Bypass Compensation Scheme: Are You Entitled to a Payout?

Tags: A57 Link Roads, blight notice, Bromleys Solicitors, commercial property law, compulsory purchase, CPO notice, Denise Akutey, disturbance payment, home loss payment, infrastructure project, land acquisition, legal advice, Manchester to Sheffield, Mottram Bypass, property compensation, property rights, road construction, UK planning law

The Mottram Bypass, part of the A57 Link Roads...
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