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At Stephensons, our team of expert commercial property solicitors act for clients working in all aspects of the property sector. This includes acting on behalf of commercial and residential developers, investors and housing associations. In addition, our team also have specific expertise in various sectors such as office, industrial, retail, pharmaceutical and public sectors amongst others.
Our commercial property solicitors have advised on both big and small investment transactions, We have the capacity and the expertise to advise investors with large property multi let portfolios but we are also willing to assist those that may be new to the investment market and/or who simply wish to purchase a smaller portfolio or single let property.
Our investment solicitors also manage property portfolios across the UK and pride themselves on offering attention to detail and a cost-effective alternative to a city firm, without compromising on our quality of service.
Our dedicated commercial property investment solicitors are able to offer a bespoke and personal approach to clients looking for investment opportunities, with legal services tailored to individual needs. Call our specialist investment team on 01616 966 229 or complete our online enquiry form and we will contact you directly.
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At Stephensons, our expert commercial property solicitors can advise on all aspects of investment transactions, including:
In addition to this, we can also assist with all aspects of managing commercial property including:
At Stephensons, our team of commercial property investment solicitors are here for you at all touch points of the process. For legal advice and support with any commercial property issues, contact our team now on 01616 966 229.
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