Beyond standard conveyancing. We provide strategic, partner-led legal advice for the full spectrum of real estate assets, from commercial leases and acquisitions to high-value property development projects.
Our expertise covers the full lifecycle of real estate investment and management. We provide tailored, commercially-astute advice to help you achieve your strategic objectives.
Expert advice on the purchase and sale of commercial assets, from office blocks to retail units.
Discuss a TransactionGuidance on site acquisition, planning, and plot sales from our specialist development solicitors.
Discuss a ProjectFast, fixed-fee auction pack reviews before you bid, and full conveyancing services upon success.
Review a PackDrafting and negotiating robust option agreements to secure future development opportunities.
Secure Your OptionGuiding you through the process of acquiring your first commercial property.
Buy Your PremisesManaging the legal process of selling your commercial property for a smooth transaction.
Sell Your PremisesNegotiating the terms of your first commercial lease to protect your business interests.
Review Your LeaseSpecialist advice from our expert pharmacy lawyers on the complex process of buying or selling a pharmacy.
Discuss a TransferActing for landlords and tenants to create and negotiate clear, robust, and enforceable lease agreements.
Negotiate a LeaseManaging statutory and non-statutory lease renewals and variations to ensure your interests are protected.
Renew Your LeaseExpert legal advice on the process of assigning a lease or subletting a commercial property.
Assign a LeaseRobust representation in disputes over rent arrears, dilapidations, breaches of covenant, and service charges.
Resolve a Dispute
In commercial real estate, you need more than a conveyancer—you need a strategic legal partner. We provide commercially-astute advice designed to mitigate risk, maximise returns, and help you achieve your business objectives.
Your case will be handled by a senior solicitor with deep expertise in real estate law, ensuring you receive the highest calibre of advice.
We don't just process paperwork. We proactively identify potential issues in leases, contracts, and titles that could impact your investment in the future.
We understand that time is money. Our advice is always grounded in the commercial reality of your project, focusing on achieving your goals efficiently.
"I have been using Wildlings Solicitors for the last 5 years for all my business needs. From leases to acquisitions, I have always found them to be extremely thorough and professional. I would highly recommend them to anyone seeking legal advice or services."
- Google Review | Business Services"We have used Nazia at Wildlings Solicitors for a number of commercial leases now and have found her to be extremely helpful and efficient. The transactions are always dealt with speedily and professionally. We would have no hesitation in recommending their services."
- Google Review | Commercial LeasesDue diligence is a deep investigation into the property. It includes physical inspections, analysing planning permissions, checking environmental risks, and a full legal review of the title, leases, and service contracts by your real estate solicitor.
Capital Allowances can be a significant tax relief available when buying a commercial property, allowing you to deduct the value of "plant and machinery" (like air conditioning) from your profits. We work with specialists to ensure this is correctly handled.
Yes. It is vital to have the legal pack reviewed *before* you bid. Our property auction solicitors can provide a fast, fixed-fee report to help you bid with confidence.
Yes, our commercial property development solicitors advise on land acquisition, planning agreements, finance, and plot sales for developers of all sizes.
An FRI lease makes the tenant responsible for all costs of repairing and insuring the property. This is a significant liability, and it is vital to understand the state of the property and the precise wording of the repair clause before you sign.
This is a business tenant's statutory right to be granted a new lease when the old one expires, as provided by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. A lease can be "excluded" from these provisions, which is a major point of negotiation.
Usually, yes, but you will almost certainly need the landlord's formal consent. The process is known as a lease assignment, and we can manage the legal process for you.
Whatever your real estate needs, our expert commercial team is ready to help. Get in touch for clear, commercially-astute legal advice.
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