Upload your lease
Drop the PDF into the form. Takes under 30 seconds. Commercial, retail, industrial, office, medical, childcare, mixed use. All NSW sectors covered.
Upload your commercial or retail lease. Our AI analyser surfaces the critical findings, where you may be exposed, and the actions worth taking, in minutes.
This typically takes 60 to 180 seconds.
The process
Three steps. About two minutes from upload to a completed on-screen audit.
Drop the PDF into the form. Takes under 30 seconds. Commercial, retail, industrial, office, medical, childcare, mixed use. All NSW sectors covered.
Every clause is checked for money on the table, NSW Retail Leases Act 1994 compliance, and hidden landlord or tenant exposures. The same checks BLOX runs on managed properties.
Your plain-English audit opens on screen within minutes. Click each finding to read the clause reference, what it means, and what to do. Bookmark the link so you can come back to it.
Coverage
More than 40 clause and compliance checks across the most expensive risks for NSW commercial and retail leases.
CPI compounding methodology, ratchet clauses (void for retail under s.18 of the Retail Leases Act), market review triggers, review timing, valuer dispute provisions.
Tenant proportion calculation (NLA versus GFA), prohibited costs, capital expenditure carve-outs, land tax recovery void status under s.26, statutory deadline under s.28.
Amount versus exposure, indexation, return timing, unconditional form, replacement on expiry, draw-down process compliance.
Scope definition, schedule of condition reference, disconnection requirements, fair wear and tear treatment, cash settlement options.
Notice window analysis, statutory reminder requirement (s.44 retail), market review at option exercise, escalation clauses, cap structures.
Consent process, change of control, tenant covenant assessment, original tenant continuing liability, bank guarantee transfer rules.
Notice period, genuine proposal test (s.35 retail), tenant compensation rights, fitout writedown calculations, business interruption considerations.
Use restrictions, ancillary use scope, council and DA alignment, exclusivity covenants for centre tenants, change-of-use consent requirements.
Lessor disclosure statement (s.11 retail), prohibited terms, mediation requirement at NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Section 16 minimum five-year term test.
Coverage by lease type
Same upload. The audit identifies the lease type and applies the right compliance framework.
NSW office, industrial, warehouse, medical, childcare, mixed-use.
NSW Retail Leases Act 1994. Adds these statutory checks on top.
Not sure which applies to your lease? Upload it. The review identifies whether the lease falls under the Retail Leases Act and applies the right compliance framework.
Start the auditYes. The audit is free with no obligation. There is no card required and no upsell wall. We offer it as a way to introduce ourselves to NSW landlords, tenants, and advisors who may need a property manager, buyer agent, or sales agent down the line.
About two minutes from upload to a completed audit. The AI reads the lease, runs the clause checks, and drafts findings. The report opens on screen the moment the analysis finishes.
Yes. If the lease is a retail shop lease, the review applies the statutory checks under the Retail Leases Act 1994 (NSW). This includes the disclosure statement (s.16), prohibited terms, ratchet void status (s.18), land tax recovery void (s.26), outgoings statement deadline (s.28), demolition notice period (s.35), and assignment provisions (ss.39 to 41).
Yes. We do not share or sell uploaded leases. The PDF is used only to generate your audit and is deleted from storage after 90 days.
Office, industrial, warehouse, medical, childcare, mixed-use, and retail leases. Single-tenant and multi-tenant. NSW only.
No. The audit is a commercial intelligence tool. For decisions on contract validity or dispute strategy, take the audit to a qualified property lawyer. The audit is designed to help you identify what to ask them about and to spot money on the table.