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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does commercial property conveyancing differ from residential?
Commercial transactions often involve more complex due diligence, including zoning, leasing, GST and environmental issues, and the contract terms are usually negotiated rather than standardised.
What due diligence should I conduct before buying commercial property?
Investigate the property’s zoning, leases, building approvals, outgoings and any contamination or development restrictions, and review all commercial agreements affecting the property.
Are GST and tax implications different when buying commercial property?
Commercial property transactions may attract GST or be treated as a going concern if certain conditions are met, so professional tax advice is important.
Do leases transfer when I buy a tenanted commercial property?
Existing leases usually continue and you step into the role of landlord, so it’s vital to review lease terms and tenant obligations before purchase.
Should I use special conditions in a commercial property contract?
Yes, tailored clauses can address matters like due diligence periods, finance, repairs, tenant warranties and council approvals to protect your interests.



