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Join us this Wednesday from 11 am - 12 pm AEST for Module 4 of our Commercial Leasing Course: “Common lease negotiation mistakes & how to avoid them”.

What you’ll gain:
- The most common errors tenants make when negotiating
- How to shape lease terms in your favour before they’re locked in
- Practical tools to assess your negotiating position

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Common Lease Negotiation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them | Commercial Leasing Course - Module 4 An excellent way of ensuring your lease terms support your organisation’s objectives into the future is to learn from the mistakes of others.

Is your lease working for you, or against you?

Many commercial tenants are still locked into lease terms that exposed them during COVID and continue to limit flexibility today.

Module 2 of our Commercial Leasing Course: Is Your Lease Tenant-Friendly?
will help you identify risk, uncover hidden obligations, and negotiate terms that better protect your organisation when the unexpected occurs.

Because in business, you don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate.

13 May 2026
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM AEST
Online

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Is Your Lease Tenant-Friendly? | Commercial Leasing Course - Module 2 This module will help you assess how tenant-friendly your lease is, and this will assist with related risk identification and mitigation.

Join LPC’s upcoming 30-minute Market Update on Thursday, 7 May (11:00 - 11:30am AEST).

Our advisors, who exclusively represent tenants and never landlords, will share:
• Key trends shaping the office, retail and industrial markets across Australia and New Zealand
• Practical opportunities for tenants to restructure, relocate or reposition their accommodation strategies in 2026

Why attend?
• Gain up-to-date insight into market conditions, incentives and tenant leverage
• Understand how leading occupiers are future-proofing their workplace strategies

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Market Update - The Tenant Perspective (Q1 2026 insights) This update provides fresh insights into the state of the office, retail and industrial real estate markets in Australia and New Zealand. LPC advisors, who only advise occupiers and not landlords, will highlight the current market trends from the tenant perspective whilst focusing on the opportuniti...