Lessor disclosure statement
We prepare the lessor disclosure statement where one is required for the proposed lease.
For landlords and property owners · Brisbane and South East Queensland
A senior lawyer prepares and negotiates leases with the aim of setting out rent, property obligations and key processes clearly, with a fixed fee quoted upfront and clear turnaround times.
Are you a tenant? Commercial lease advice for your business.
Start with the documents you have
For a considered leasing arrangement
The lease and disclosure documents describe the proposed arrangement, from rent and timing to each party’s obligations.
The documents are tailored to the property, the arrangement and whether Queensland or NSW law applies.
We prepare the lessor disclosure statement where one is required for the proposed lease.
We set out how rent is set or reviewed and how outgoings are calculated and recovered.
We document the lease term, option process, notice windows and important dates.
We describe the permitted use and the practical obligations that apply during the tenancy.
We address fit-out approvals and end-of-lease obligations in terms suited to the property and proposed arrangement.
We set out the consent process and any conditions for an assignment or subletting.
We document any guarantees or deposits and the circumstances in which they may be called on.
We set out notice requirements, available remedies, arrears recovery and possession processes; outcomes depend on the lease and circumstances.
Retail lease legislation may apply. We consider whether the Queensland Retail Shop Leases Act or NSW Retail Leases Act applies to the premises and lease.
A clear process
Send the heads of agreement or current lease, together with the property details and any disclosure material you have.
We confirm the scope and quote a fixed fee before work starts. You decide whether you would like us to proceed.
A senior lawyer prepares or reviews the lease and relevant disclosure documents for the proposed arrangement.
Usual turnaround, once the necessary information is received, is 1 business day for a lessor disclosure statement and lease ready to execute, or 2 business days for a full lease package (disclosure, lease, incentive deed and ancillary deeds). Timing depends on the information and scope.
You decide whether to proceed after receiving the quote. Work does not start until you agree. Turnaround times are usual estimates, subject to receiving the necessary information and the agreed scope.
Common situations
We advise landlords and property owners at different points in a commercial tenancy.
You are preparing a lease and disclosure documents for a new commercial, retail or industrial tenancy.
A lease is approaching expiry or an option period needs to be addressed.
You need advice on the request, consent process and documents to record the arrangement.
A review date is approaching and the lease terms or process need attention.
There are unpaid amounts or an alleged breach, and you want advice on notices and possible next steps.
You are reviewing lease documents across several properties or a leasing program.
Practical answers
Before agreeing heads of agreement or offering the lease. That gives time to discuss the proposed terms and prepare the documents before the parties commit.
Send the heads of agreement or offer, any existing lease, property details and any disclosure statement you have. The form accepts one PDF or Word document up to 5 MB.
Yes. We can work with your agent or property manager and keep them informed if you ask us to.
We can advise on notices, available remedies and recovery options. The appropriate steps and any outcome depend on the lease and the facts.
We confirm the scope and quote a fixed fee before work begins. You decide whether to proceed after receiving the quote.
Commercial lease advice for landlords
A senior lawyer will discuss the next step and quote a fixed fee before work begins.
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(07) 3103 9882Level 22, 25 Bligh Street, NSW 2000
(02) 9125 0682NSW matters are supported by our Sydney office.
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