Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Commercial · Rentals
Renting commercial property
Offices& shops
Industrialunits
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In short: Renting commercial property means looking beyond the headline rent: business rates, service charges, insurance, utilities and fit-out can add significantly. Key lease terms to negotiate include length and break options, rent-free periods, repairing obligations, dilapidations and whether the lease is protected by the 1954 Act. Most shops and offices fall in Class E, giving flexibility. Fraser Bond helps businesses search, compare and negotiate commercial space across London.
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What is a 1954 Act lease?
A lease with security of tenure at expiry.
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