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What are the typical lease terms for commercial properties in Ireland?

Commercial leases in Ireland vary depending on the business size, industry, and property type. The three most common structures are:

Short-Term Leases (1-5 years) – Ideal for small businesses, start-ups, and pop-up shops, these leases offer more flexibility and often include break clauses for early termination.
Long-Term Leases (10-25 years) – Common for large retailers, office spaces, and industrial properties, these leases usually include rent reviews every 3-5 years and may require tenants to handle property maintenance.
Full Repairing and Insuring (FRI) Leases – The tenant is responsible for repairs, insurance, and property upkeep, reducing the landlord’s liability but adding to tenant costs.

Understanding these terms is crucial when selecting a commercial lease. Many landlords prefer long-term stability, while tenants may require greater flexibility.

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