
This is module 3 of our 4-module commercial leasing course.
A tenant always ends up with the lease they negotiate, which is not necessarily the lease they need. The pandemic was just one example of full rental obligations continuing, notwithstanding impaired utility. Giving more attention to defining a tenant-friendly lease and ensuring the negotiation approach delivers the best possible tenant outcome. By attending, you will be better placed to negotiate tenant-friendly lease terms that help to future-proof your organisation.

This is module 4 of our 4-module commercial leasing course.
When the ‘ink is dry’ the terms are set, and the landlord and the tenant are legally bound to the lease terms. An excellent way of ensuring your lease terms support your organisation’s objectives into the future is to learn from the mistakes of others. This module highlights common lease negotiation mistakes that have harmed tenants, with guidance for avoiding such mistakes. Attendees will be better placed to negotiate tenant-friendly lease terms that help to future-proof organisations.

Market rent reviews can become a major turning point in a commercial lease - either reinforcing long-term value for your business or introducing unnecessary financial and operational risk. For tenants and occupiers, understanding your rights, obligations, and negotiation position is critical.
Join LPC alongside expert guest speakers RASALAN principal John Rasaku and Birdsong Legal director David Krolikowski for a focused 30-minute webinar designed specifically for commercial tenants and occupiers.
This session will explore how market rent reviews are managed under leasing legislation, where disputes and costly mistakes commonly arise, and the practical strategies tenants can use to approach reviews with greater clarity, leverage, and confidence.
What we'll cover:
• How do market rent reviews differ across the office, industrial and retail sectors
• Who qualifies as a 'retailer' under retail leasing legislation, and how does this impact a market rent review
• Common market rent review clauses and requirements
• Mistakes tenants often make when negotiating rent reviews
• Strategies to futureproof your lease outcomes
Whether you're approaching a market rent review soon, renegotiating lease terms, or want to understand your rights better, this session gives you tools and insights to advocate for your business.

This concise 30-minute session will focus on the current state of the office, retail, and industrial real estate markets in Australia and New Zealand. It's presented by LPC advisors who work exclusively with tenants and occupiers, offering a conflict-free perspective tailored to businesses like yours. We will also highlight current market trends from the tenant perspective whilst focusing on the opportunities to futureproof tenancy arrangements.