Sell or letyour commercial property.
Rivermark helps owners sell or let commercial property and find suitable occupiers.
How we help.
We organise the property details, identify information buyers or tenants will need and help you prepare for a sale or letting. We agree which parties to approach and how the work fits with any existing agent.
Sell, let or find an occupierWhat matters at the property.
- Freehold or leasehold title, current occupation and lease events.
- Existing agents, notices, lender requirements and parties already contacted.
- Condition, compliance records, landlord works and dilapidations position.
- Current EPC and whether an in-scope letting meets the minimum standard or has a registered exemption.
- Service charge, insurance, utilities and estate management that affect occupation.
- Sale, open letting, discreet letting or operator-search objective.
- Timing, guide terms supplied by the landlord's valuer and disclosure limits.
What Rivermark checks
- Property summary and confirmation of who can instruct us.
- Occupation and lease-event schedule.
- Plans, condition information, EPC and key building records.
- Marketing history and reasons previous interest did not proceed.
- Suitable buyers or tenants and responses to agreed approaches.
More on the property requirements
A landlord's first decision is often not who to contact, but whether the property is ready to sell or let. Occupation, lease events, condition, service charge, EPC, reinstatement work and the existing agency position shape that choice.
Rivermark organises the property facts, shows which gaps will slow a buyer or tenant and agrees the audience before any selected approach. The work can sit before an agency appointment or alongside one where the roles are written down.
- A vacant building can still carry occupation, reinstatement or service-charge questions.
- An EPC exemption does not automatically pass to a buyer.
- Existing agency terms can restrict another approach.
Tell us the essentials.
Share what you know so far. We can discuss the remaining details.
- Address, property type and tenure.
- Tenancies, breaks, expiries and vacant possession position.
- Condition, EPC, services and current costs.
- Existing agent and marketing history.
- Preferred sale or letting timetable.
Common questions.
Do you value the property?
No. Rivermark uses guide terms supplied by the landlord or valuer and keeps valuation advice separate.
Can you prepare the property before an agent is appointed?
Yes. Rivermark can organise the property position, missing information and audience so the owner can choose the next appointment.
Can you run a discreet occupier search?
Yes, where the owner authority, excluded parties, information limits and any existing agent role are agreed first.
Explore further.
Property guidance and sources
- Non-domestic minimum energy standardCurrent EPC E and exemption guidance for in-scope property.
- Law Commission business tenancies projectCurrent reform context; live lease questions need legal advice.
Tell us what you want to do with the property.
Send the location, property requirement and timing.