Commercial Property

Can you force your neighbour to give you access to their property?

By Kyle Bridge, Associate • February 27, 2024

Learn the rights and responsibilities of property owners in New South Wales for land access and neighbour relations. Read more.

How long can a commercial lease be for in New South Wales?

By Kareena Abraham, Associate • July 19, 2023

Find out what the statutory limit is for a commercial lease in New South Wales.

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A house is not a home: when is the stamp duty residence requirement met?

By Kells Lawyers • July 7, 2022

When is the stamp duty residence requirement met?

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Can I build my dream bathroom? Renovation and repairs in Strata Schemes

By Kells Lawyers • June 7, 2022

Thinking of renovating your bathroom and reside in a strata scheme? This short read will provide a basic summary of how to renovate if you live in a strata scheme.

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COVID-19 commercial leasing laws relaxed

By Kyle Bridge, Associate • March 31, 2022

New South Wales Government relaxes COVID-19 commercial leasing laws. Read all about it.

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Commercial lease security deposits – bank guarantees v cash

By Kareena Abraham, Associate • March 10, 2022

Security deposit and your commercial lease: should I pay via a bank guarantee or cash?

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When you agree to buy a property that doesn’t exist: put and call option deeds (Part II)

By Kareena Abraham, Associate • November 22, 2021

This article is an important reminder to ensure a Put and Call Option agreement is drafted in such a way, that both parties understand who bears the risk of any future circumstances.