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An independent firm of chartered surveyors

We are an expert team of chartered surveyors and commercial property agents, specialising in commercial property services across the heart of Southern England.

Focusing our efforts on properties in Hampshire, Sussex and Dorset reflects our understanding and commitment to the market in the southern region. We provide a range of commercial property services, including commercial property management, sales and lettings, lease advisory, valuation and more, tailored to the unique requirements of this region.

Holloway Iliffe & Mitchell

Commercial property management

At Holloway Iliffe & Mitchell, it’s not just about acquisition and development. We are also a commercial property management firm, capable of handling the day-to-day operations of your real estate.

Our detail-oriented team will oversee a range of management activities, from handling tenancy relations to rent collection, vacancy management and everything in between.

We make sure our commercial property management services are extensive and tailored to meet your specific business needs. Also, our services include health and safety, building compliance, estate service charge management and more. 

Holloway Iliffe & Mitchell

Agency

If you’re ready to buy, sell or lease a property, our experienced commercial property agents are happy to help. We always keep your best interests at heart, providing clear and impartial advice on sales, acquisitions, development and more. That’s how we ensure you make the property decisions that are right for you, and we form lasting client relationships.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is commercial property?

Commercial property refers to real estate used primarily for business purposes, such as offices, shops, industrial units, and mixed-use premises, making it distinct from residential property.

Yes, buyers typically secure a commercial mortgage, which is tailored to non-residential property and is arranged through commercial lenders.

Valuations often follow professional standards (e.g., RICS guidance) and can involve methods like income-based models, comparable market analysis, and cost approaches.

You can identify the owner by searching the land registry in the UK, which holds official records of property ownership.

Yes, purchasers must pay Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on commercial properties above £150,000 in England and Northern Ireland, following tiered rates.

Do you need commercial property advice?

Call us on (+44) 023 9237 7800 or email your usual dedicated Holloway Iliffe & Mitchell representative.

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