How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review – Part 8
If only. For a start, there is no link between inflation and market rental – and capital value is often the result of yield compression/expansion, not…
How To Read a Lease
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review - Part 7
Rising costs, fierce competition from other retailers and customers' changing priorities place immense pressure on costs under the retailer’s control…
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review - Part 6
When tenants negotiate directly, or through their lawyer or accountant, they mostly do so on affordability. Where a landlord is amenable and…
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review – Part 5
Where the valuation basis for the review is the open market rent, it is usual to compare the passing rent with rents that are being asked or have been…
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review – Part 4
In the early days of the radical overhaul of privity of contract - Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995, in force 1 January 1996 - the right to…
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review – Part 3
The contractual term has obvious start and end dates. In my experience, it is not unusual amongst unrepresented landlords and tenants to assume the…
How To Read a Lease for a Rent Review – Part 2
Generally, if you are acting for the landlord or the tenant, then you would be looking for any words and phrases that would give you the upper hand in…
How To Read a Lease – Part 1
I am tempted to suggest the title of this year’s series - “How to read a lease” - is abbreviated. In full, it could be, “How to read a lease…
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