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Welcome to Harris Lamb Property Consultancy.
As one of the leading Midlands based, nationally operating, commercial property consultancies, Harris Lamb is proud of its reputation for client services and for the quality of our advice. We are also home to an award winning Commercial Agency Team and in addition can offer clear thinking advice ranging from valuation, rating and planning to building surveying, investment, property management and professional services.
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As a nationally operating firm, we are able to service our portfolio of clients across the country, including large corporate occupiers to the smaller commercial property owner.
We have built our reputation on the quality, efficiency and level of our services and ensure best practice in all we do. At the heart of the Harris Lamb philosophy is to consistently deliver the highest levels of service to our clients. Our most recent client satisfaction survey resulted in 100% of those who took part, saying they would recommend us.
In today's business environment, we know that commercial property owners need a wide range of services and expertise which is why Harris Lamb has continually developed its offer and breadth of expertise to clients. This is always underpinned by our reputation for honesty and integrity delivered by a team who understand your business.
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3rd March, 2010.
Spotting opportunities for clients to improve lease terms in the current market
By Richard Fantham, Professional Services Department
Now lets be honest, the question you are all asking is “What is keeping Landlord and Tenant Surveyors busy in the present market”?
Whilst historically this work has revolved around rent reviews and lease renewals, we have seen increasing work in the lease re-gear field of late. So what does a lease re-gear entail?
A landlord will invariably be looking to improve lease terms by way of the extension of the existing lease or, possibly, the removal of a break clause, and may offer a deal to the tenant in return for achieving this.
Similarly, for tenants who are committed to a building for the long term, there is presently the opportunity to agree a deal with a landlord (which may include an incentivised rent or rent free) in return for extending its lease or removing a break clause.
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