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When entering a commercial or retail lease in Brisbane, legal reviews are only one part of the due diligence process. Tenants also need to investigate a range of non-legal commercial, financial, and operational issues that can significantly impact business performance, profitability, and long-term viability. Below is a detailed overview of the non-legal considerations Brisbane tenants should review before committing to a leasing agreement. Location & Demographics Choosing th

One of the most valuable rights in a commercial lease is the option to renew. It gives a tenant the ability (but not the obligation) to continue leasing the premises for a further term — often on similar terms and conditions. Greyson Legal explains lease renewals and options to renew under commercial leases — deadlines, rent reviews, and how to protect your tenancy rights.

Business circumstances can change — you might sell your business, relocate, or restructure your operations. If you no longer need your leased premises, one possible solution is to assign your commercial lease to another tenant. Greyson Legal explains assignment of commercial leases — what it means, how to get landlord consent, and how to protect yourself from ongoing liability.

Greyson Legal explains how rent reviews work in commercial leases — fixed, CPI, and market rent reviews — and what business owners in Queensland need to know before signing.

In commercial leasing, the make good clause is one of the most misunderstood (and expensive) obligations for tenants. Here’s what business owners need to know before signing or ending a lease. Greyson Legal explains “make good” clauses in commercial leases – what they mean, common disputes, and how to avoid costly reinstatement surprises when your lease ends.

When negotiating a commercial lease, it is important to also understand and budget for the costs of outgoings. Greyson Legal explains commercial lease outgoings – what they cover, how they’re calculated, and how to avoid disputes. Learn what every Queensland business owner should know.

Leasing a property is one of the most important steps for any business owner. Whether you are setting up a new office, opening a warehouse, or expanding into new premises, your lease agreement will directly affect your financial security and business flexibility. Greyson Legal explains everything business owners need to know about commercial leases in Queensland – key terms, risks, and why legal advice matters.

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Although registration of a lease with the land titles office may provide protection to the Tenant from being evicted by a 3rd party buyer...

When a Tenant enters into a commercial lease, an issue that does require consideration is whether the lease needs to be registered on...