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At Primas Law, our Real Estate solicitors use their expertise to deliver quality advice and drive transactions to completion.
Given the complexity of real estate law, and the complications that can arise between the buyer and seller, it is inevitable that the parties involved may need help from time to time. Our team of specialist real estate solicitors at Primas Law can provide that help, whatever the issue or problem might be.
We invest in forming genuine long lasting partnerships with our clients, treating each client individually and delivering tailored solutions. This allows us to be highly adaptable and formulate strategies that deliver the best service for our clients.
Led by Simon Baxter, our team of talented and dedicated real estate solicitors each bring different specialities to the table. From general commercial property advice and landlord and tenant matters to complex developments, our solicitors will be sure to provide the best service offering in the Real Estate sector.
We are often instructed in the early stages of a potential transaction to assist in structuring a deal and negotiating heads of terms. This proactive approach reduces timescales and greatly increases the chance of a successful outcome.
At Primas Law, we are experienced in all Real Estate services including selling and buying commercial premises such as office space, industrial warehouses, pharmacies, shops, public houses, and restaurants. We also acquire and dispose of sites for development utilising exclusivity agreements, options, conditional planning contracts and promotion agreements. We’re instructed in all aspects of development work including site assembly, setup, disposals and plot sales. We deliver corporate support to mergers and acquisitions, act for national brands in large scale acquisitions and disposals, as well as acting for mortgagees in possession, receivers and administrators.
Our Real Estate solicitors are well known for their extensive experience advising on large scale residential and mixed use developments, acting for large development companies, registered providers of social housing, housing action trusts and local authorities.
At Primas Law, we offer a dedicated lease management service, acting for both landlords and tenants to negotiate tenancies at will, deeds of variation of lease terms and deeds of rectification of leases. Our knowledgeable solicitors also take care of lease renewals, surrenders and other termination of leases.
If you or your business needs expert legal advice, get in touch with Simon today: simon.baxter@primaslaw.co.uk
Real Property refers to the land, and any buildings or structures affixed to it, that add value to a property. Real estate law generally refers to the legalities of buying and selling land but can also include a myriad of related activities. For example, lease management, residential and commercial development, investment, lending and security, joint ventures, planning permission and regulatory matters.
There are two main categories of real estate: residential and commercial. Residential real estate refers to land and buildings used as homes, while commercial real estate refers to land and buildings used by businesses.
Commercial property includes properties such as office spaces, hotels, restaurants, shopping centres, and healthcare services. Businesses can own the buildings they occupy, but they typically tend to lease them.
At Primas Law, our team of real estate experts have vast experience and knowledge in all areas of real estate law and practice.
Put simply, real estate solicitors are involved with the transactional side of deals and provide a solution to your real estate related problems. This may include shaping the terms of a deal, negotiating the contract documents and all other real estate related documents that flow from the same.
Real estate lawyers also conduct investigations on your behalf, explaining any perceived risks, and attend to the practical matters, such as registration at the Land Registry.
You’re not legally required to use a real estate lawyer when buying or selling property, but the rules and regulations are tricky to navigate without expert guidance. It is always a good idea to obtain clear and correct expert advice when making decisions which have a financial risk. Real estate solicitors handle all the complicated matters and protect your interests.
If you’re in need of support, contact one of our lawyers or say hello at hello@primaslaw.co.uk.
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