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ARTICLE · 22 JULY 2020

Subleasing and the implications of COVID-19

Recent data released by CBRE indicates that the number of sublease spaces in Sydney CBD have hit a 10 year high.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Subleasing – What is it?

Subleasing refers to an agreement made between a tenant of a property, to a third party for a portion of the tenant's lease contract. Ultimately, the tenant remains responsible for all their obligations in the lease agreement but becomes a 'head tenant' for the subtenant, who does not directly deal with the landlord.

Rise in Subleasing as a result of COVID-19?

Recent data released by CBRE indicates that the number of sublease spaces in Sydney CBD have hit a 10 year high as companies reassess their current needs. Generally, sublease spaces are reserved by tenants who expect their business to expand, but given the current economic climate, it seems that many businesses are now moving to subleasing the extra space in their office.

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