Sell a commercial property with a tenant.
If you own a commercial property with a tenant and are considering a sale, Rivermark can help you prepare the information and approach potential buyers across the UK.
How we help.
We discuss what you own and want to sell, gather the property and tenancy information you have, and prepare a summary. We identify potential buyers and approach the parties you agree, then report their responses. Your solicitor can advise on the lease and sale documents; a qualified valuer can advise on value.
Who this is for.
- A landlord considering the sale of a let shop or office.
- An owner selling a commercial building with one or more occupiers.
- A freeholder selling a mixed-use property with income from a shop or upper floors.
- An owner reviewing the sale of part or all of a commercial investment.
What to consider.
The lease and rent
Bring together the lease, rent details, any amendments and the dates you know. A buyer will want to understand the occupation and the documents that support it.
The property being sold
Clarify the title, what space is included and whether any parts are separately owned or let. Your solicitor can review the title, leases and rights affecting a sale.
Your sale plans
Tell us your timing, asking terms if known, any existing agent and how you want the property discussed. We agree who may be approached before contact is made.
Tell us the essentials.
Share what you know. We can discuss the rest.
- The property address and what you own.
- The parts let, current rent and available lease information.
- The asking price and preferred timing, if known.
- Any existing agent and relevant restrictions on disclosure.
We agree the work and fees in writing before starting work or contacting anyone about a property.
Common questions.
Can I enquire while the property is occupied?
Yes. Tell us which parts are occupied and what you know about the leases. Your solicitor can advise on the relevant documents and rights.
Can you sell a shop with a flat above?
You can discuss a whole mixed-use building or freehold with us. Tell us whether the upper parts are included and whether any flats have been sold on long leases.
Do you provide a valuation?
Rivermark can discuss the available information and asking terms. A qualified valuer should advise on the property’s value.
Explore further.
Considering a sale?
Tell us where the property is and what is currently let.