Property Finance

Property Finance Lawyers Glasgow, Scotland 

We can assist in securing independent financial advice on business financing and thereafter deal with the preparation, revisal and completion of loan documentation on a wide range of transactions.

We have dealt with a large number of financial institutions and lenders and our team is happy and able to work within short timescales for completion.

Contact our Commercial Conveyancing Lawyers in Glasgow, Scotland 

For advice on commercial leases in Glasgow Please call on 0141 221 1919 or fill in our online contact form

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Purchasing Commercial Property at Auction – Is the Risk Worth the Reward?
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Purchasing commercial property at auction (as opposed to the open market) can seem like an enticing opportunity and an effective way to secure a good deal, fast. With this acknowledged, auction purchases do not come without their risks, and it is vit...
Office To Accommodation: Is Converting Dormant Office Space for Residential Use the Way to Rejuvenate Town & City Centres?
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As we are all aware, the COVID-19 Pandemic triggered a dramatic shift away from traditional office-based working culture. Many had thought (and some had hoped) that once the Pandemic had subsided that "normality" would resume, with a large portion of...
Increasing Demands from Landlords for Greater Protections: Rent Deposits and Personal Guarantees in Commercial Leases
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As a result of the current economic and commercial landscape in Scotland, and the UK as a whole, commercial landlords are beginning to demonstrate a growing appetite for strengthened protections when entering into new commercial leases. In order to p...
Beware of Business Rates
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Business rates – or non-domestic rates as they are also known – are a tax levied on shops, bars, restaurants, offices and other commercial properties to pay towards Local Council services such as education, social care and waste management, to name a...
Tacit Relocation: A Guide to Understanding its Implications in Practice
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What is Tacit Relocation? The principle of Tacit Relocation is asserting that commercial leases do not automatically conclude at their expiration date. The Lease can only be brought to an end by either party by serving notice to quit By not serving n...