Missing a rent review or break date in a commercial lease can cost money, because some dates have strict notice periods.
This tracker keeps every lease in one place with rent reviews, break dates and expiries coming up, and exports a calendar file and a spreadsheet.
| Tenant | Unit 2, coffee shop |
|---|---|
| Lease | 10 years from 1 June 2024 |
| Rent review | Every 5 years, next 1 June 2029 |
| Tenant break | 1 June 2029, 6 months’ notice |
| Expiry | 31 May 2034 |
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A right for the landlord, the tenant or both to end the lease early on set dates, usually with written notice. The conditions must be followed exactly.
Unless the lease is contracted out, a business tenant in England and Wales often has the right to a new lease under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. The tracker reminds you of the dates in good time.
Yes. It comes in the Commercial Management Suite with 6 other management tools.
Education, not advice. Rules change and depend on your circumstances. Check GOV.UK and speak to a qualified adviser before you act.