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Both. I advise landlords, tenants, and leasing agents across commercial and retail leases in New South Wales. My experience spans everything from single-shop leases to large-scale facilities such as ferry depots, markets, and shopping centres. That means I understand the pressures and priorities on both sides of the table.
Yes. I can review a short-form lease to make sure that it accurately reflects and records all of the agreed terms and ensure it complies with NSW law. I can also advise you on key issues like rent review mechanisms, outgoings, early termination, and make-good are properly addressed.
In NSW, retail leases are governed by the Retail Leases Act 1994. This legislation imposes strict disclosure requirements, mandatory timelines, and tenant protections not found in standard commercial leases. I advise landlords and tenants on whether a lease is caught by the Act, and I ensure documents meet those requirements so they are enforceable and compliant.
I can usually provide a detailed, commercially-focused review within a few business days. For urgent matters, I offer expedited review. My advice does not stop at pointing out clauses, I also explain the practical and financial consequences so you can decide how to negotiate or proceed.
Common high-impact risks include excessive outgoings provisions, uncapped rent increases, onerous make-good obligations, restrictive permitted use clauses, and limitations on assignment or subletting. I assess how each of these could affect your business or investment and advise on amendments that reduce exposure.
Yes. I advise clients on commercial and retail leasing throughout Sydney and across New South Wales. I have worked on leasing matters involving on major retail centres, industrial facilities, and professional premises, as well as smaller shops and offices. Wherever your property is located, I bring consistent, practical advice backed by extensive NSW leasing experience.
