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Commercial property to let

Let your commercial property.
The right tenant. The right terms. No unnecessary void.

Vacant commercial property costs more than just lost rent. We find the right tenants — fast.

The real cost of a vacant commercial property.

Most landlords think about the rent they're not receiving. That's the obvious cost. There are others.

An empty commercial unit pays business rates — in many cases at a significant percentage of the occupied rate. It maintains insurance on a property generating nothing. It covers security and maintenance costs that don't stop because there's no tenant.

Beyond the direct financial cost, a prolonged void changes the market's perception of the property. The longer it sits empty, the narrower the pool of tenants who will consider it. This is Vacancy Drag — and it compounds over time.

Use the calculator to find out what your void is actually costing you each month.

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We treat a void as a marketing problem to be solved.
Not market conditions to be blamed.

What most agents do What The Commercial Property Experts do
Portal listing and waitDirect outreach to businesses actively seeking space in your area
Generic property descriptionA tenant-facing narrative — what the space works for, not just what it is
Viewings arranged individually over weeksStructured viewing sessions that create decision pressure
Limited feedback from viewingsStructured debrief after every viewing — what the tenant said and what it means
Lease terms left to solicitors to negotiateActive negotiation on heads of terms before solicitors are instructed
Void treated as market conditionsVoid treated as a marketing problem to be solved
Vacant commercial property

Multiple prospective tenants. One event. Real competition.

Instead of a drip feed of individual viewings that generate no momentum, we create a single structured event. All interested parties are invited simultaneously. The property is prepared and presented properly.

The result is competition, urgency, and offers that the standard approach rarely produces. One vacant retail unit that had sat empty for three years produced four offers in a single afternoon using this method.

Read the Mickleton case study →
"I've always known what's happening, why it's happening, and what the next step is. That alone sets him apart from most agents I've dealt with." Harj Dhasse — The Old Post Office, Mickleton

Six stages from void to let.

01

The Void Audit

We review the property, the void history, and what's been tried. If it's been on the market before, we want to understand exactly why it didn't let.

02

The Tenant Profile

We define who the right tenant is — not just 'anyone interested,' but a specific profile based on the property type, location, and current occupier demand.

03

The Marketing Plan

Portal listings, direct outreach to target businesses and agents, and a Showcase Viewing structured to put multiple prospective tenants in front of the property simultaneously.

04

The Showcase Viewing

A structured event — all interested parties invited at the same time, the property prepared and presented properly. Creates competition and compresses the decision timeline.

05

Heads of Terms

We negotiate the heads of terms directly — rent, lease length, break clauses, rent-free periods — before the instruction goes to solicitors.

06

To Completion

We manage the process through to lease completion, keeping you updated and handling communication between all parties.

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30 minutes. No obligation. A proper review of your void and an honest assessment of what needs to change.

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