Posted By: Property on 10th May 2022
Whether you are a property developer, landlord or business tenant, commercial property is an important investment that can generate attractive returns and help secure the future of your business. Here at Bennett Griffin, we can make sure your...
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Posted By: Property on 28th March 2022
We recognise that buying and selling a home is one of the most stressful things that you can do. Finding and then moving into that perfect property is a substantial emotional investment as well as being the most financially valuable transaction...
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Posted By: Property on 17th March 2022
Before you take a lease of new premises, it can be easy to not think about what happens when a lease comes to an end. However, tenants need to be thinking about what their repairing liability is under a lease is before they enter into the...
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Posted By: Property on 5th January 2022
Buying a house and moving can be a really stressful experience. The excitement of finding a property you really like can soon start to wear off if there are complications with the chain. Or if you find yourself gazumped at the last minute....
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Posted By: Property on 16th December 2021
It is no secret that we love supporting local businesses and enterprises in any way we can - Sussex truly is a superb place to live and work! Which is why it gives us great pleasure to announce that we have been working closely with Sussex County...
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Posted By: Property on 14th December 2021
...do you want a reversionary lease, or do you actually want to regear your lease? In these strange and challenging times, many tenants are looking to change the terms of their lease, by, for example, agreeing to an extended lease in return for a...
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Posted By: Property on 6th September 2021
Are you a house builder who wishes to sell the freehold reversion of either an apartment block or a leasehold mixed-use development? The right of first refusal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (the Act) makes this more complicated than you...
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Posted By: Property on 18th August 2021
Most flat leases are granted for an initial term of 99 or 125 years. If the lease isn’t renewed at the end of the term, the flat becomes the Landlord’s property again. This means that as the years pass by, the flat becomes less valuable. ...
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Posted By: Property on 10th August 2021
Many businesses have premises that they operate from, for example, coffee shops, retail shops, and warehouses. The lease is the document which records the agreement between the Landlord and the Tenant. A lot can go wrong, if you don’t know what...
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Posted By: Property on 9th August 2021
What is Ground Rent? In order to enforce the terms of a Lease, a Ground Rent must be set. This is generally in the form of a Tenant paying an ongoing sum of money to the Freeholder on an annual basis. This is because a Leasehold title (i.e....
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