Here’s how we can assist you with commercial real estate matters:

Acquisitions and Disposals: Advising on the purchase and sale of commercial real estate properties, including due diligence investigations, negotiation of contracts, and transaction structuring.

Leasing and Tenancy Agreements: Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial lease agreements for landlords and tenants, addressing terms such as rent, lease duration, rights and obligations, and dispute resolution.

Development and Construction: Assisting with development projects from inception to completion, including zoning and land use approvals, construction contracts, financing arrangements, and regulatory compliance.

Property Financing: Providing counsel on financing options for commercial real estate transactions, including mortgage agreements, refinancing, and loan restructuring.

Real Estate Investment: Advising on real estate investment strategies, portfolio management, joint ventures, and partnerships to optimise returns and mitigate risks.

Real Estate Due Diligence: Conducting thorough due diligence assessments to evaluate the legal and regulatory aspects of commercial real estate transactions, ensuring transparency and risk mitigation.

Real Estate Litigation and Dispute Resolution: Representing clients in litigation and alternative dispute resolution proceedings related to commercial real estate disputes, including breach of contract, property rights, and construction defects.

Areas of Specialisation
Transactions

In South Africa, the sale of a property involves several key transactions.

Developments

Investment in commercial real estate in South Africa generates over R20 billion rand annually. Behind all this finance is a legal framework which is integral to commercial property developments in South Africa.

Conveyancing

The Real Estate and Property Law Department’s conveyancing team has a reputation of being one of the country’s foremost conveyancing outfits.

Competition Law

Adams & Adams Competition & Anti-Trust Services All aspects of compliance, including in-house training Preparing,

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How can we help you?

We have offices in four major cities in South Africa: Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban. Additionally, we have 23 associate offices in the rest of Africa, the firm serves as a gateway into Africa for IP clients. Please contact your nearest office for any legal enquiry or assistance.