Commercial leasing · Romania
The rent is only one part of the commitment. Before you sign, renew or leave, understand what the lease means for your costs, fit-out investment and ability to operate. Advice for medical practices, clinics, shops, offices, warehouses and other businesses.
Request a lease review proposalA defined starting point
Choose a lease review or support with negotiation. Agree the documents, deliverables, fee and timing before work begins.
Understand a proposed commercial lease before committing.
Fixed fee quoted for the agreed draft and deliverables.
Ask about this serviceTurn your priorities into proposed terms and support the discussions.
Fee quoted for a defined negotiation stage; further work agreed separately.
Ask about this serviceIllustrative deliverable
A useful review connects the clause to the business decision and a practical next step.
Fictional example · Not a client document or advice on a particular lease.
The agreed work
An initial review of commercial terms can identify points worth resolving before the detailed lease is prepared. Where appropriate, the work includes heads of terms: what to agree about the space, costs, delivery, use and duration.
Who pays if the premises need work? When does rent start? Who is responsible for the authorisations your activity requires? What happens to your fit-out investment if the lease ends? We connect those questions to the wording and propose amendments within the agreed scope.
A review can lead to a marked-up draft, a list of negotiating points and support in discussions with the other party. The proposal defines the documents and extent of negotiation. New versions, new issues or extra rounds are discussed separately if they fall outside that scope.
Review the proposed deal and, if appropriate, heads of terms before the full lease.
Examine the draft and prepare the agreed issues summary and amendments.
Support the agreed negotiations, renewal, change or exit work.
Technical inspection, fit-out design, tax advice and specialist licensing work require separate scope or specialist input. Ongoing asset management, additional documents, disputes and extra negotiation rounds are not automatically included. No review guarantees the landlord’s acceptance or a particular outcome.
05 / Fees
A fixed fee. An agreed price for clearly defined work, so you know the fee before we begin.
Priced stages. For transactions and disputes, agree the work and fee for each stage before it starts.
Hourly, where appropriate. For work whose extent cannot be defined at the outset, at a rate agreed in advance.
For regular advice, we can agree a monthly fee covering the work and availability you need. Work outside that arrangement is discussed and priced separately.
Contact
Send a short outline. First Principle will reply to clarify how we can help and explain the next step.
Bucharest · Working across Romania
Romanian & English
