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Whether it is an office to let in London, or anywhere else in the U.K., the ‘lease’ is a contract between your business (the occupier) and the organisation that owns the building (the landlord).

Whether it is an office to let in London, or anywhere else in the U.K., the ‘lease’ is a contract between your business (the occupier) and the organisation that owns the building (the landlord).

Commercial offices can be let for various durations, ranging from 2-3 years up to 20+ years. Leases can also include break clauses to help build flexibility in to your company’s real estate strategy.

There are a variety of different types of office space available to you, whether that be CAT A (a blank canvas), CAT A+ (a new fit-out delivered by the Landlord), or CAT B (an existing fit-out from a previous tenant).

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Make it your own

Occupiers have the ability to totally bespoke their working environment, including IT infrastructure, meeting rooms, kitchens and all the furniture. We have a dedicated team of project managers who can help ensure your bespoke office space is delivered to your required timeline.

 

When the lease comes to an end, it is likely that you with have a reinstatement liability (which means how you need to return the space to the Landlord before you leave). We have a specific team of building surveyors that specialise in reinstatement obligations, and can manage this process to ensure this cost is as limited as possible.

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