Commercial Real Estate Lawyer
Commercial real estate transactions require careful attention to agreements, financing, title, due diligence and business objectives. Hashmi Law Group assists purchasers, vendors, landlords, tenants, lenders and borrowers with commercial property matters across Ontario.
How We Can Help
- Commercial purchases and sales
- Commercial mortgages and refinancing
- Lease preparation and review
- Mixed-use and investment properties
- Corporate ownership and title matters
- Due diligence, closing and registration
What You Can Expect
- 1. Review the agreement, entity structure and transaction objectives
- 2. Coordinate due diligence, title, financing and closing requirements
- 3. Prepare and review closing documents and adjustments
- 4. Complete registrations, funds transfers and final reporting
Why Choose Hashmi Law Group
Clients receive direct legal advice, careful case preparation and responsive communication from a firm with 17+ years of legal experience. We handle negotiation, document preparation and court proceedings with a practical focus on the client’s objectives, evidence, risks and costs. In-person and virtual consultations are available through our Toronto (North York) and Mississauga offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should a lawyer review a commercial agreement?
Legal review is most useful before the agreement becomes binding. Conditions, representations, environmental issues, financing, title and remedies should be considered at an early stage.
What due diligence may be required?
Due diligence may include title, zoning, environmental, lease, tax, corporate, financing and physical-condition inquiries. The appropriate searches depend on the property and transaction.
Can a corporation purchase commercial property?
Yes. Corporate ownership may be used, but legal, tax, financing and operational consequences should be reviewed with the appropriate professional advisers.
Do you prepare and review commercial leases?
Yes. We assist with lease drafting and review, amendments, assignments and related commercial landlord and tenant documentation.
What costs arise on a commercial closing?
Costs may include legal fees, searches, registrations, title insurance, land transfer tax, lender charges, adjustments and applicable taxes. They vary with the property and complexity.
Legal Information Disclaimer: This information is general and is not legal advice. Legal rights, procedures and deadlines depend on the facts and applicable law. Obtain advice about your particular circumstances before taking or delaying action.
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