Brexit clauses are not the way forward for the economy

By Sunny Landa and Richard Sutton 2019-05-31T05:00:00

Tenants trying to use Brexit as an excuse to break lease agreements is worrying for landlords

When people hear the word Brexit, they often automatically think “uncertainty”. With the government and opposition dithering, some say the economy could come to a standstill.

At NG, we’re nowhere near as pessimistic – we’re still seeing a very encouraging number of deals being completed across all size ranges and sectors, as a stream of businesses look to move to bigger or better premises.

As legendary businessman J Paul Getty said: “Without the element of uncertainty, the bringing off of even the greatest business triumph would be dull, routine and eminently unsatisfying.”

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