First time commercial property buyer, second time lucky
It was a case of second time lucky for first time commercial property buyer Aiysha Rahim. Despite a failed attempt to purchase a property for their business 12 months ago, Aiysha was not deterred and, with the help of Mason Thomas
An eight-day legal completion secures bridging finance in a race against the clock
With just a three-week window from finance being agreed to secure the purchase of a commercial unit, Mason Thomas Law pulled out all the stops to ensure their client Bridge Help was able to do the time-sensitive bridging loan deal. Liaising
Mason Thomas Law helps wedding venue dream become a reality
Thousands of Covid-enforced wedding cancellations didn’t deter Mason Thomas Law’s client, Kate Lawley from forging ahead and making her dream of owning a luxury wedding venue a reality. Two and a half years after beginning her journey to own and run
MD Hair becomes one of the first businesses to make the move to The Glass Yard
Mason Thomas Law has helped MD Hair become one of the very first tenants in Chesterfield’s much anticipated 50,000sq ft office and retail development The Glass Yard. Mason Thomas Law worked closely with Blue Deer Ltd, the company behind the mixed-use
High Altitude Properties navigates legal landscape of property acquisition with Mason Thomas Law
Leaving the world of retail for property development was a big step for Matt Lipscombe of High Altitude Properties, but it is one that has paid off thanks to the support of Mason Thomas Law. The company already has a
Navigating a legal minefield on a listed building purchase for SME Environmental Holdings
Mason Thomas Law client Mark Mcgrail, owner of SME Environmental Holdings, has been recognised by Rotherham Civic Society for the restoration of a Grade II listed "hidden gem" of a building in Rotherham town centre. He transformed the rundown building into
Lease deal completed in just 2 weeks for new Sheffield eatery
A two-week turn around on a deal overseen by Mason Thomas Law has ensured that the Danish-themed Lykke will be one of the first eateries to open in Sheffield's £70million New Era Square development. The swift turnaround of the deal means