As commercial property agents in the UK, we work closely with both owners and occupiers. Whether we're advising on portfolios or negotiating letting terms, expect bespoke advice rooted in market data and first-class service.
Our commercial property agents confidently and accurately advise owners and occupiers. From investment advice to Commercial lettings, we ground our advice in market knowledge, commercial awareness and clear thinking. Whether you’re looking to dispose of an asset or acquire a new one, our commercial property agents combine their knowledge and experience to give you informed advice.
Case studies
Dunlop Heywood provides property acquisition advice to Speedy Hire plc and has undertaken over 50 searches across the UK.
Our measure of success is repeat trust, not just completed deals. Clients return to our commercial property agents for our accurate advice, personal approach, and transparency.
A commercial property agent markets property for sale or letting and advises landlords and occupiers on terms, pricing and negotiation.
Commercial property typically includes shops, offices, industrial units, warehouses and mixed use premises.
The agent analyses recent transactions, demand, location and property condition to recommend a realistic market level that attracts interest while protecting value.
Timescales vary depending on location, property type and market conditions. Some properties let quickly while others require longer marketing periods.
Heads of Terms are the agreed commercial points of a transaction before legal documentation is prepared.
They usually cover rent, lease length, break clauses and repair responsibilities.
Typical tenant costs include:
Understanding these early helps avoid surprises.
A service charge covers maintenance and management of shared areas such as common parts, lifts, landscaping and building insurance administration.
Viewings are arranged through the agent who will accompany prospective occupiers and answer property questions.
Yes. Rent, lease length, rent free periods and break options are all negotiable depending on market conditions and the strength of the tenant.
An Energy Performance Certificate rates the energy efficiency of a building. Most commercial properties must have one before they are marketed.
Solicitors are instructed and legal documentation is prepared. The agent remains involved to help progress the transaction and resolve issues.
An experienced agent understands market demand, negotiates terms and filters enquiries, which usually leads to a quicker and more secure transaction.
