Tenancy law: legal advice on rental and leasing of real estate

Tenancy law regulates the legal relationships between tenants and landlords of residential and commercial spaces. In practice, these are often homes, shops, offices, or warehouses. Specific rules apply to each type of space, with tenants of residential properties and retail spaces enjoying additional legal protection. For other commercial spaces, such as offices, there is more contractual freedom. 

A well-drafted rental contract tailored to the type of space and the agreements made is essential for a stable rental relationship. 

Tenancy law in practice 

The tenancy law attorneys at BG.legal possess in-depth knowledge and years of experience in this legal field. We assist in drafting lease agreements and advise on legal issues or disputes, such as: 

  • Rent adjustments and service costs 
  • Termination, cancellation, or extension of lease agreements 
  • Liability for damage or defects 
  • Maintenance obligations and defect resolution 
  • Eviction of rented space 
  • Substitution and subletting 
  • Renovation, demolition, and urgent personal use 

In addition, we provide advice on strategic issues such as property splitting, change of use of real estate, and the transformation of vacant buildings into residential units. Complex rental structures that combine care and living (such as in care institutions) are also within our expertise. 

Who do we assist? 

Our tenancy law attorneys assist among others: 

  • Project developers 
  • Real estate and asset managers 
  • Housing corporations and care institutions 
  • Local authorities 
  • Owners of retail and office space 
  • Real estate agents and consultants 

Whether it’s about standard rentals or complex structures: BG.legal offers you practical and legally solid solutions. 

Contact us 

Do you have questions about rent law or a specific dispute? The specialists at BG.legal are ready to assist you with advice and legal support. Please feel free to contact us. 

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