On the ground across NSW
Every commercial lease sits inside a market. We read both — the clause and the street it's on.
Landlords have agents and advisors in their corner. We put the same expertise in yours — market insight, critical-date tracking, and clear advice across renewals, new locations, and multi-site strategy.
So you go into every lease decision informed, protected, and on the front foot.
Every client sits on the same working rhythm — nothing waits for a transaction to go wrong.
This is the standard of service every Obsessed Lease client is on today — not a promise for later.
Every commercial lease sits inside a market. We read both — the clause and the street it's on.
We never act for landlords or agents. No divided loyalty, no other party on the line.
Flat weekly retainer or a percentage of rent — priced up front, never billed by the hour.
On retainer for the life of the lease, not just the week a deal is signed.
Ten years in commercial real estate teaches you one thing clearly: tenants are consistently the least-informed party in any lease transaction. Landlords have agents. Agents have lawyers. Tenants have Google and hope.
I've watched businesses lose their right to renew because nobody set a calendar reminder. I've seen rent review determinations go unchallenged because the tenant had no comparable evidence. I've watched tenants walk into make-good obligations worth more than six months' rent because no one read clause 42.
Obsessed Lease exists to fix the information gap — not as a law firm billing by the hour, and not as a property agent with a landlord on the other line. As a fixed-fee advisory practice that is structurally, commercially, and professionally on your side for the entire life of your lease.
By the end of week one, you'll know more about your lease than most tenants learn in a decade — every critical date tracked, every risk named.
If you need help navigating the commercial real estate landscape, we've got you covered.
As tenant reps, we'll help you find a suitable site: from initial space planning until after the handover date.
Negotiating a favourable commercial lease is daunting and complicated. And even small mistakes can drive up costs.
This strategy creates the greatest leverage in commercial negotiations. While it means extra work for us, the savings make it worthwhile.
When it comes to breaking a commercial lease, we know what to negotiate and how to mitigate your risks and losses.
This strategy can help commercial tenants with multiple years remaining on their lease re-negotiate rents, incentives or limit liability.
We'll work with you to develop short, medium and long-term strategies to minimise risks, improve productivity and reduce costs.
All services are advisory, consulting, and information only. Obsessed Lease is not a law firm. Location search and relocation services are provided under Class 2 Real Estate Licence NSW.
Choose your pricing model: a flat weekly fee, or 5% of your gross annual rent — whichever suits your lease. Enter your weekly gross rent below to compare both options live.
Option A (flat fee) is $1,000/wk and covers up to 5 leases; 6 or more leases is a custom quote. Option B is 5% of the total combined gross rent across all leases, billed weekly, and moves with your rent each year. All prices exclude GST.
Most large corporate agencies, per lease deal — then they're gone until the next transaction.
A property lawyer — only when something's already wrong, billing while they read your lease for the first time.
Obsessed Lease — flat fee or 5% of gross rent, all-in prevention on retainer. One saved option alone is worth $300k.
Walk into your next lease decision as the best-informed party in the room.
Tell us about your lease and we'll come back with a scoped proposal. There's no obligation, and no cost to talk it through — most tenants walk away from the first call already knowing more about their lease than they did going in.
Choose the pricing model that suits you when you're ready to start.
Consultation requested — we'll be in touch within 2 business days to arrange a time and talk through your lease.