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Living Leases Opportunity or Liability? The Ethical Property Foundation Nationwide free property advice for charities and community groups Consultancy service providing strategic guidance and project management Property education


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Living Leases

Opportunity or Liability?

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The Ethical Property Foundation

  • Nationwide free property advice for charities and

community groups

  • Consultancy service providing strategic guidance and

project management

  • Property education campaign
  • Fairplace
  • Resourced via in-house property advice team and

Register of Property Professionals: Anthony Collins Solicitors

  • Free property resource guide via our website

www.ethicalproperty.org.uk

  • Charity Property Matters Survey 2016
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Today

  • What would you like to know
  • Approach to leasing
  • What are you looking for?
  • Taking occupation and understanding risk
  • Introduction to the Guide
  • Case studies
  • Questions
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Managing the market

  • Be prepared
  • Your outline brief should include:
  • Location
  • Type of building
  • Own v lease
  • Layout and design
  • Operational requirements
  • Standards
  • Sustainability
  • Financial
  • Property search and shortlist
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Agreeing commercial terms

  • Your outline brief will aid surveyors and

lawyers

  • It will save you money
  • Agents will not bother with the detail
  • Engage your lawyer before you agree terms
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Key messages from the experts

  • The first rule is risk - “how easy will it be to

assign/terminate the Lease?”

  • The second rule is capability - “is my
  • rganisation able to take this on?”
  • The third rule is affordability – “do we have

the funds to meet this obligation?”

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Living Leases

  • Guide to taking a commercial Lease
  • Contents of Guide
  • Purpose of Guide
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Preliminary Considerations

  • Trustees’ duties
  • Who does what
  • Due diligence
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Main Lease Clauses

  • Term
  • Service charge
  • Break clause
  • Repairs
  • Property
  • Alterations
  • Rent
  • Alienation
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Lease Clauses continued

  • User
  • Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
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Charity Law

  • Taking a Lease
  • Disposal
  • Trustees’ duties
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Case Study / Workshop

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What Happens Next

Alteration, adaptation, fit out to accommodate your operational needs

  • Lowest overall cost or cost certainty?

Cost

  • Fastest delivery programme or time certainty?

Time

  • Lowest quality to reduce capital cost or high quality

to reduce lifecycle cost?

Quality

  • Flexibility to change or certainty to avoid penalty?

Flexibility

  • Accept manageable risks, share or transfer risks?

Risk

  • Environmental responsibility or neglect?

Sustainability

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Live and work within your lease

  • Permissions
  • Adaptations
  • Annual maintenance – repair and replace
  • Responsible person
  • Health and safety
  • Insurances
  • Termination or renewal
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Establish processes for…..

  • Health and Safety
  • Utilities
  • Mechanical & Electrical systems
  • Cleaning
  • Waste
  • Furniture, Fittings, Equipment (FFE)
  • Security
  • Repair and Replacement
  • Business Continuity
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Case Study / Workshop

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Lessons from others and case studies

All Ethical Property Foundation

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Case Study – Wells House

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Summary and conclusions

  • Review of of issues raised
  • Feedback forms
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Any questions?

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Contact

Ian Parker – Ethical Property Foundation ian.parker@ethicalproperty.org.uk Tel: 020 7065 0763 Dominic Curran – Anthony Collins Solicitors, 134 Edmund Street, Birmingham, B3 2ES Email: dominic.curran@anthonycollins.com Tel: 0121 214 3632 Laura Mynott - Anthony Collins Solicitors, 134 Edmund Street, Birmingham, B3 2ES Email: laura.mynott@anthonycollins.com Tel: 0121 214 3687

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