We helped one of only two scissor manufacturers still based in Sheffield secure its future in the city and its place in local history. The sharp end of property ownership Scissor specialist, Ernest Wright, approached our commercial property team for help to purchase the workshop at 58 Broad Lane in Read more…
Commercial property experts at Sheffield solicitors, Taylor&Emmet LLP, have helped local estate agency, haus, obtain new premises in which it can expand. haus is moving to new offices at West Bar House, in the West Bar area of Sheffield, after lease negotiations were successfully completed by Taylor&Emmet. Based close to Read more…
We are strengthening our services to local businesses and land owners with the appointment of an experienced commercial property specialist. Richard Whiteley is joining the team based at our Arundel Gate headquarters to offer advice on complex and commercial property matters of all sizes. Dronfield-based Richard has spent the last Read more…
The retail landscape is changing. Recognised brands are disappearing, giving rise to a trend for pop-up shops. This month, we look at the impact this is having on high street landlords… It started with Woolworths in 2008. Big name retailers have been disappearing from our city centres for almost 10 Read more…
Taylor&Emmet’s highly experienced commercial property team has been advising those in the manufacturing sector on the acquisition of suitable business premises for a number of years. In this time we maintained it is essential that manufacturers adopt a logical and strategic approach to identifying suitable premises. There are a number Read more…
On 13 October 2015 the Government confirmed in a statement that the temporary permitted development rights to change the use of office accommodation into residential accommodation will be made permanent. The temporary permitted development rights were due to expire on 30 May 2016, however any developments which have obtained the Read more…
The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations, 2015 have recently been passed by the government and will come into force on 1 April 2016. The Regulations impose minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) on commercial and domestic premises. The Regulations require that all commercial premises have a minimum Read more…
Discussions about the future of Sheffield city centre have stepped up a gear this year. Hopes are high a retail quarter may emerge from the ashes of the Sevenstone development and debate rages about the proposed demolition of independent street shops on Devonshire Street. What we can’t deny is that Read more…
Tenants require the flexibility of being able to dispose of their interest in leasehold premises for a number of reasons including where business is expanding and tenants are wanting to relocate to larger premises or where business is struggling and tenants are wanting to downsize or simply close their business. Read more…
Purchasing a property at auction is an appealing prospect for potential buyers in that valuable investments can be obtained on favourable financial terms. Therefore, to ensure that this is the case, potential buyers are advised to give consideration to the following: 1. Tenure The majority of properties are either freehold Read more…