Sector focus
Veterinary Practices
Clinic, surgery and emergency premises negotiated on the vet's side.
Veterinary tenancies carry clinical fit-out, imaging, surgery and boarding requirements that most landlords never price correctly. We negotiate premises that suit animal care workflow and the economics of a vet practice.
What makes it different
The occupancy challenges.
- Surgery, imaging and sterilisation fit-out tied to the premises
- Noise, odour, waste and after-hours use restrictions in leases
- Boarding, isolation and outdoor exercise space requirements
- Parking and drop-off access for anxious pets and large animals
How we help
Tenant-side, start to finish.
- Benchmark rent and outgoings against comparable veterinary tenancies
- Negotiate permitted use covering surgery, emergency and after-hours care
- Secure landlord contributions to clinical fit-out and capped make-good
- Protect expansion, signage and exclusivity within the centre or precinct
FAQ
Questions we get from vets tenants.
Free download
Vets owner's readiness checklist
A one-page checklist covering what to have ready, the outcomes to aim for, how an engagement runs and the questions worth asking before you go to market. Tell us your consult rooms, surgery and boarding needs. We'll benchmark the market and negotiate use rights and incentives you'd rarely be offered directly.
- What to have ready before leasing or repositioning
- Outcomes to target for rent, terms and covenant
- Our four-step engagement process
- Questions worth asking