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Selling Commercial Property

Protecting Your Interests. Ensuring a Smooth Commercial Sale.

Key Considerations for Selling Commercial Property

Selling commercial property can be a complex and high-stakes process. Unlike residential conveyancing, it involves a range of legal, financial, and regulatory considerations. Having the right legal team ensures your interests are protected and the transaction proceeds smoothly. In these complex commercial transactions, the right lawyer is everything for achieving the best outcome in challenging times.

What Makes Commercial Conveyancing Unique?

Commercial property transactions often involve additional layers of complexity compared to residential property. Key issues include:

Permitted Use of Land: Ensuring the property can be used for the intended purpose, whether industrial, retail, medical, or other.

Existing Leases: Managing rights and obligations tied to commercial or retail leases associated with the property.

Land Tax and GST: Addressing tax implications, including land tax liabilities and whether GST applies to the transaction.

Town Planning and Zoning: Ensuring compliance with zoning laws and development restrictions.

Types of Commercial Properties We Handle

Our property lawyers are experienced in a wide variety of commercial conveyancing matters, including:

Our Approach to Commercial Conveyancing

At Foye Legal, we provide tailored advice and meticulous attention to detail to protect your interests in every aspect of a commercial property transaction.

Buying Commercial Property

We ensure your purchase is legally sound by:

Selling Commercial Property

We make the sale process seamless by:

Efficient Settlements with E-Conveyancing

As a leading PEXAcertified electronic conveyancing firm, we offer a streamlined e-conveyancing process, allowing for:

Why Choose Foye Legal?

Experience Across NSW and Beyond: We handle commercial property transactions across New South Wales with a focus on efficiency and attention to detail.

Expertise in Complex Matters: Our team is skilled in managing intricate issues like zoning, tax, and lease agreements.

Client-Centric Approach: We provide clear advice tailored to your needs, ensuring every aspect of the transaction is managed professionally.

Whether you are buying, selling, or investing in commercial property, Foye Legal is here to guide you through the process with confidence and peace of mind.

We’re in this together

Let Foye Legal take the stress out of your property transaction. From contract reviews to settlement, our experienced property and conveyancing lawyers provide trusted advice and clear instructions, ensuring your interests are protected every step of the way.

WorkingWith Your Lawyer: Your Essential Toolkit

Seeking legal assistance early gives you control over your situation, helping you avoid complications and manage costs effectively. This guide provides practical tips, checklists, and key insights to help you confidently navigate legal processes to secure the best possible outcome.

What To Expect From Your First Consultation With Us

Your first consultation is vital in safeguarding your interests and laying the foundation for the best possible outcome. At Foye Legal, we value the trust you place in us and are committed to providing clarity, strategy and unwavering support from day one.

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FAQs

Selling commercial property involves several critical legal steps, including:

Legal assistance ensures these steps are handled correctly, protecting you from delays or disputes.

Yes. If the property is tenanted, you must disclose the details of existing leases, including:

Full disclosure is essential to provide transparency and avoid potential disputes with the buyer.

Legal advice plays a crucial role in ensuring your sale is efficient, legally compliant, and protects your financial interests by:

Drafting and Reviewing Contracts: Creating a clear, comprehensive Contract of Sale that aligns with your objectives and includes all necessary disclosures.

Negotiating with Buyers: Assisting in negotiations to achieve favorable terms, including price, settlement timelines, and special conditions.

Addressing Financial and Tax Implications: Advising on GST, capital gains tax, and land tax adjustments to ensure compliance and minimize unexpected costs.

Resolving Disputes: Providing representation in case of disagreements with the buyer, such as disputes over terms or settlement delays.

Having a property lawyer ensures the sale process is smooth, protects your interests, and maximises your return.

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