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At Stephensons, our team of expert property development solicitors are able to assist you through the whole commercial property development process. Whether your property or properties are in England or Wales, we can help you with the legal aspect of residential estates, retail units, offices, industrial, leisure schemes or otherwise.
Our solicitors have expert knowledge of the property development process and are accustomed to getting involved from the earliest stage. We are also able to offer legal services to our commercial property clients from our wide network of professional contacts.
For advice on any aspect of commercial property development call our expert legal team on 01616 966 229 or complete our online enquiry form.
Whether you are a landowner, property developer or an investor, we have a vast amount of experience in dealing with property development transactions. Our areas of specialisms include:
At Stephensons, we always start with understanding your objectives for your proposed property development or investment and then work to identify any possible legal issues and/or risks. We will collaborate with your team to resolve any issues and impediments such as rights, covenants and title defects. We always have a clear view to the future profitability and sustainability of your enterprise.
Our professional team of property development solicitors are recommended in the Legal 500 and have worked for large and small property development firms across a range of sectors that includes the social housing, retail, pharmaceutical and health sectors.
At Stephensons, our commercial property solicitor fees are competitive and reflect the legal expertise of our team. Part of our fees will also include payments to third parties such as the land registry, local authority and search fees. Where possible and appropriate we will agree a fixed fee for our legal services. However, if this is not the right approach, our hourly rates are competitive, and we will always be upfront with how much we think our services will cost you. We can also discuss offering other cost controlling options, including capping of legal fees.
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