Our commercial conveyancing team will manage your commercial property purchase from obtaining the contract documents to managing post-completion formalities. We will handle the legal details so you can move forward with confidence.

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Buying commercial property
Our commercial conveyancing team will manage your commercial property purchase from obtaining the contract documents to managing post-completion formalities. We will handle the legal details so you can move forward with confidence.

Buying a commercial property is a major investment, and we ensure every legal detail is handled correctly. From reviewing contracts and investigating title to negotiating terms and completing the transaction, we protect your interests at every stage. We also manage post-completion formalities, including Stamp Duty Land Tax and Land Registry registration, so you can move forward with confidence.
We provide comprehensive support throughout the buying process of your commercial premises. Here’s how we can assist:
We will request the draft contract, title deeds, and all necessary legal documents from the seller’s solicitors, ensuring we have everything needed to move the transaction forward smoothly.
We will carry out a full review of the seller’s title to confirm they have the legal right to sell and to identify any restrictions or issues that may affect your purchase.
For you, we will carefully review the contract terms, negotiate any necessary amendments, and ensure that all title documents accurately reflect your rights and obligations.
We will raise enquiries with the seller’s solicitors to clarify any concerns about the property, reviewing their responses to ensure you have all the information you need before proceeding.
We will conduct essential searches, including a local authority search, to check for planning restrictions, environmental risks, and any legal issues that could affect your use of the property.
We will provide a detailed report explaining the legal aspects of the property, outlining any risks or obligations, and ensuring you fully understand your position before committing to the purchase.
We will handle all legal formalities on your behalf, ensuring that funds are transferred, documents are signed, and ownership is correctly passed to you without unnecessary delays.
For you, we will take care of Stamp Duty Land Tax submissions, register your ownership at HM Land Registry, and ensure all final legal steps are completed properly.
Buying commercial property requires careful legal handling. We review contracts, investigate title, negotiate terms, and manage completion, ensuring your interests are protected. With expert guidance and a client-focused approach, we make the process straightforward and secure.
Our commercial property solicitors have extensive experience in the legal, financial, and practical aspects of buying commercial properties. We’ve guided countless clients—from small business owners to major investors—through successful transactions with expert advice and meticulous attention to detail.
Our clients are always our priority. We take the time to understand your goals and provide tailored advice that fits your specific needs. Clear communication is key—we break down complex legal matters into straightforward language, ensuring you stay informed throughout the process. This gives you the clarity and confidence to make the right decisions at every stage.
What makes us different is our proactive approach. Instead of simply responding to issues, we identify potential challenges in advance and resolve them early, helping you avoid unnecessary delays, costs, and complications.
Commercial property purchases involve detailed legal work, from reviewing contracts and investigating title to negotiating terms and completing the transaction. We take care of every aspect, ensuring all searches, enquiries, and legal formalities are handled correctly. With our comprehensive support, you can be confident that your purchase is secure and legally sound.
Our dedication to quality and client-focused service has built our strong reputation in commercial property law. Known for our expertise and attention to detail, we work tirelessly to protect your interests and ensure a smooth transaction. With Anthony Gold Solicitors, you get a team committed to delivering the best possible outcome for you.
If you are interested in instructing our Commercial Conveyancing solicitors to manage the purchase of commercial property for you, you can send us an enquiry at mail@anthonygold.co.uk or call 020 7940 4060 and ask for our Conveyancing Department. One of our lawyers will be in touch shortly with the next steps.

Thanks to Andrew Weir and Timothy Waitt, I’m glad to have instructed both solicitors to handle my case. I understand how challenging it was to negotiate the complicated dispute between the landlord and tenant, and I’m glad this matter has been resolved satisfactorily. I will certainly be in touch for similar matters and legal advice on those issues.
Conveyancing Client

I have used Anthony Gold solicitors for conveyancing over many years now and have just completed another house purchase through partner, Andrew Weir. As usual the service and expertise provided was first class and I would recommend them to anyone without hesitation.
Conveyancing Client

Andrew was always available to take my calls and promptly responded to my emails. Andrew is a pleasure to deal with. He is an experienced conveyancer and handled my transaction seamlessly. He is unlike a regular “charge by the minute” character. He is approachable and kind.
Conveyancing Client



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Negotiation is about securing flexibility and protection. Consider asking for a rent-free period, caps on service charges, or flexible break clauses. Having a solicitor negotiate on your behalf can help identify and amend any unfavourable terms, improving your overall position.
A break clause allows the lease to end early if certain conditions are met. It offers tenants flexibility if business needs change and gives landlords the option to regain control of the property. Clear drafting is crucial to avoid disputes over the terms.
Rent reviews usually happen every three to five years. The goal is to adjust rent to current market rates, often involving surveyors. Understand the review basis and any caps or increases. A solicitor can help ensure fair adjustments and avoid unexpected hikes.
Subletting can be a good option if you don’t need the full space, but it often requires landlord approval and compliance with lease terms. A solicitor can guide you through the process, draft the necessary agreements, and help avoid legal issues.

Review key terms like rent, break clauses, repair obligations, and security of tenure. Be mindful of service charges, restrictive covenants, and notice periods. Having a solicitor review the lease ensures there are no hidden issues and that it meets your business needs.

Negotiation is about securing flexibility and protection. Consider asking for a rent-free period, caps on service charges, or flexible break clauses. Having a solicitor negotiate on your behalf can help identify and amend any unfavourable terms, improving your overall position.

A break clause allows the lease to end early if certain conditions are met. It offers tenants flexibility if business needs change and gives landlords the option to regain control of the property. Clear drafting is crucial to avoid disputes over the terms.

Rent reviews usually happen every three to five years. The goal is to adjust rent to current market rates, often involving surveyors. Understand the review basis and any caps or increases. A solicitor can help ensure fair adjustments and avoid unexpected hikes.

Subletting can be a good option if you don’t need the full space, but it often requires landlord approval and compliance with lease terms. A solicitor can guide you through the process, draft the necessary agreements, and help avoid legal issues.
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