Document background
The Sale Leaseback Agreement is a strategic financial and property management tool commonly used in Irish business transactions. It enables property owners to unlock capital from their real estate assets while retaining operational use of the property. This document type is particularly relevant when companies seek to improve their balance sheet position, require capital for business expansion, or wish to restructure their property holdings while maintaining operational continuity. The agreement must comply with Irish property law, including the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and relevant landlord-tenant legislation. It includes comprehensive provisions for both the sale transaction and the subsequent lease arrangement, covering areas such as purchase price, lease terms, maintenance obligations, insurance requirements, and various operational considerations. This document is typically used in commercial contexts but can also be adapted for other property types, subject to relevant regulatory requirements.
