Valuation and Lease Advisory

We provide valuations for pension schemes, including SIPP and SSAS assets, offering accurate and compliant assessments for reporting, acquisition or disposal. Our team understands the regulatory framework and delivers clear advice to support trustees, advisers and scheme members.

Our inheritance valuations provide reliable assessments of property value for tax planning and estate purposes. We work closely with professional advisers and private clients to deliver clear, well-evidenced reports that stand up to scrutiny.

Bradley Hall undertakes probate valuations to establish accurate property values for estate administration. Our valuations reflect market conditions at the relevant date and are prepared in accordance with HMRC requirements, ensuring clarity and compliance throughout the process.

We deliver independent and impartial matrimonial valuations for court proceedings and settlement purposes. Our reports are prepared to the highest professional standards, providing clear, defensible advice that can be relied upon by solicitors, courts and private clients.

Bradley Hall provides expert landlord and tenant valuations, offering clear, commercially focused advice to support lease negotiations, asset management and strategic decision-making. Our team assesses market evidence, lease terms and asset performance to ensure clients are fully informed and well positioned.

Whether you are a landlord or tenant, we can advise you throughout the rent review process. Assessments are made to provide you with guidance on the appropriate level of rent.

We will normally carry out an initial rental assessment to provide you with our opinion of the level of rent which should apply, with regards to the terms of your lease and comparable transactional evidence.

Depending on the outcome of our initial assessment and following further instruction, we can act on your behalf and negotiate with the other party to ensure agreement of a favourable rental settlement. The collation of rental evidence and the understanding of the detail of each transaction is key, as this can be the main point of contention if the matter proceeds to court.

A lease renewal is carried out when a lease is either coming to an end, or has already expired.

Terms of the new lease will need to be negotiated and the transaction may involve providing notices, in accordance with the Landlord & Tenant Act. It can be complex and involve strategic management depending on whether the current passing rent is higher or lower than the market rent.

There are specific time scales and dates which need to be adhered to during the process. Tenants may benefit from security of tenure which means a lease will not come to an end with effluxion of time and will need to be dealt with formally. This can be a good opportunity to renegotiate lease terms and specific clauses.