Office Long Leases for more than Five Years
Most office premises are occupied under a Lease. A Lease gives the Tenant exclusive use of the premises for a specified term, subject to the Tenant paying the rent and complying with the provisions of the Lease.
This subfolder of Leases for more than five years contains a selection of templates for lettings of office premises. There are Leases of part (with service charge), Leases of whole and an Underlease. All of the Leases contain rent review provisions as well as detailed covenants as to what a tenant must and must not do during the term. These provisions aim to protect the value of the Landlord’s reversionary interest in the premises.
A comparison matrix is available to help you decide which Lease is most suitable for your purpose.
- Office Leases Comparison Matrix
- Lease of Self-Contained Office Building (with Security of Tenure)
- Lease of Self-Contained Office Building (Security of Tenure excluded)
- Lease of Self-Contained Office Building (with Security of Tenure) (Complies with Lease Code)
- Lease of Office(s) in a Shared Building (with Security of Tenure)
- Lease of Office(s) in a Shared Building (Security of Tenure excluded)
- Lease of Office over a Shop (with Security of Tenure)
- Lease of Office over a Shop (Security of Tenure excluded)
- Underlease of Part of Office Building (Security of Tenure excluded)
- Guidance on Excluding Security of Tenure
- Landlord’s Notice to Exclude Security of Tenure
- Tenant’s Simple Declaration Regarding Security of Tenure
- Tenant’s Statutory Declaration Regarding Security of Tenure
- Landlord’s Notice to Guarantor to Exclude Security of Tenure
- Guarantor’s Simple Declaration Regarding Security of Tenure
- Guarantor’s Statutory Declaration Regarding Security of Tenure
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