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RENTBUYAny sectorOfficesRetailLeisure / HospitalityIndustrial / WarehousingLand / DevelopmentOtherSearchBrands using Rightmove for their commercial property searchEstablished in 2000An expert search experience from a trusted brand.More choiceExplore thousands of commercial properties across the UK.43.9 million visits every yearA place people turn to and return to.UK's number 1The right place to help drive your business success.
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See all Insights TrackerQ1 2026 Insights TrackerRightmove's latest commercial data shows that demand across commercial property sectors mostly declined year-on-year in Q1 2026 amid geopolitical tensions and speculation about interest rate hikes. The industrial and logistics sector is the notable exception, showing growth.24 AprInsights TrackerQ4 2025 Insights TrackerRightmove's latest commercial data shows high-level trends in the commercial market sectors and shows demand in both leasing and investment remained in largely positive territory, despite Budget uncertainty. 2026 outlook shows positive signs alongside predicted interest rate cuts.
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What is commercial property?Commercial property, also known as commercial real estate, is property or land used for business purposes rather than as a living space.  It includes offices, industrial units, leisure and retail – both to let and for sale.How is a commercial property valued?The amount a commercial property is worth is subject to a range of factors, which include:The price of recently sold properties in the surrounding areasMarket trendsAvailability of similar propertiesThe condition of your propertyThe level of income the property generatesWho do I speak to when preparing to buy or rent a commercial property?It is highly recommended that you choose a commercial agent who is a member of an accredited trade body, such as Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).We recommend you choose an agent who is an expert in your chosen sector or type of property.How do I market a commercial property?You can market the property with an agent of your choice, but it is important to make sure that your agent understands exactly what you are looking to achieve.It can be useful to provide your agent with the initial relevant information to assist in marketing your property. Your agent will normally add to this with detailed descriptions and photographs, using their in-depth knowledge and history of previous sales.We would also recommend looking to see how the agent advertises their existing commercial properties on Rightmove.
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Most estate agents offer free, no-obligation valuations. It's their chance to show you their knowledge of the local market and how they'd market your home. Formal valuations for legal or mortgage purposes, however, may come with a fee.
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Online Instant Valuations can give you a quick ballpark figure based on recent sales data and local trends. They're handy as a starting point, but they don't take into account things like your property's condition, recent renovations, layout, or unique features. However, Online Agent Valuations give you the opportunity to share more details about your property and recent photos to obtain a more accurate valuation with the expertise of a local agent, digitally.
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An estate agent will look at recent sale prices of similar homes nearby, local demand, and wider market conditions. They'll also take into account your property's size, condition, features, location and any renovations you have completed on the property. This mix of data and agent's local knowledge and expertise gives you a realistic idea of what buyers are likely to pay.
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An Online Agent Valuation is a quick way to get an estimate of your home's value. You provide details about your property and any recent photos which get sent to an agent, who will draw on their local knowledge and expertise to provide an estimate which you'll receive the next working day. An in-home valuation, on the other hand, is a more accurate way to obtain an estimate. A local agent will walk through your property taking a look at its condition and features - and with first-hand experience of the property, provide a detailed valuation estimate.
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[H4] What is shared ownership?
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[H4] Are there protections and warranties available when buying a new home?
Most new homes come with a 10-year warranty if the developer is registered with the National House Building Council (NHBC). Some developers will offer similar guarantees, but from other providers.Many developers follow the New Homes Quality Code (NHQC). This gives you an extra layer of protection when buying and moving into your new-build home.Also, if something goes wrong, you can raise it with the independent New Homes Ombudsman Service (NHOS), which helps resolve issues directly with your developer.