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Our Atlanta commercial lease attorneys represent landlords and tenants across Georgia. We negotiate, draft, and review leases for offices, restaurants, warehouses, and retail spaces, protecting your interests every step of the way.
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Leasing commercial space is a big step for any business. The lease you sign can shape your costs, your flexibility, and even the future success of your company. At Thrift McLemore, we represent both landlords and tenants in Atlanta, Alpharetta, Marietta, and across Georgia. We negotiate, draft, and review commercial lease agreements, ensuring our clients enter every deal protected and prepared.
Our attorneys have handled leases for everything from restaurants and office buildings to warehouses, shopping centers, and mixed-use developments. Whether you are leasing your first space or managing a large portfolio, we make sure the lease reflects your goals and protects your investment.
Why Work with a Georgia Commercial Lease Attorney
Commercial leases are often far more complicated than residential leases. They involve longer terms, bigger financial commitments, and detailed provisions that can leave you exposed if they are not negotiated carefully.
At Thrift McLemore, our Georgia commercial lease attorneys help clients:
Negotiate terms that work in their favor
Spot hidden risks before they become problems
Protect their rights if disputes arise
Understand every obligation before signing
Who We Represent
We work with a wide range of clients, from small startups to national developers across Georgia. Landlords trust us to safeguard their property and attract the right tenants. Tenants count on us to secure space that allows them to operate and grow with confidence.
Types of Commercial Leases
The structure of your lease has major financial consequences. We guide clients through the four primary types of commercial leases so they understand the costs and risks of each:
Full Service or Gross Lease
Modified Gross Lease
Net Lease
Percentage Lease
For subleases, we review the agreement and explain your rights and responsibilities so you know exactly what you are taking on before you sign.
Get Legal Guidance From an Experienced Atlanta Commercial Lease Attorney
The lease you sign today can affect your business for years to come. Our attorneys help you navigate the process with confidence and peace of mind.
Call 678-882-0830 to schedule a consultation with an Atlanta commercial lease attorney at Thrift McLemore.
Our Aim
Every lease should protect your rights and set clear, reasonable obligations. We bring both business and real estate knowledge to the table, tailoring each agreement to the client’s needs so they can move forward without surprises.
Additional Commercial Lease Services
Thrift McLemore provides legal services to address other aspects of commercial lease transactions, including:
- Assignment Documents
- Subletting Documents
- Guaranty Agreements
- Letters of Intent
- Subordination, Non-disturbance, and Attornment Agreements (SNDA)
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