Shoreditch and Hoxton have seen extensive conversion of commercial and industrial buildings to residential use. These warehouse and factory conversions often have unusual layouts where the demise boundary does not follow simple rectangular shapes — requiring experienced surveyors to measure accurately.
Dalston and Stoke Newington feature dense Victorian terrace conversions alongside newer developments along the Overground corridor. Lease plans for these properties must show shared hallways, communal gardens and any included external areas.
Hackney Wick and Fish Island's creative quarter combines live-work units, converted industrial space and new-build apartments. We handle both residential and commercial lease plans across these varied premises.
London Fields and Broadway Market's residential streets are dominated by terrace conversions where lease extensions and transfers drive consistent demand for updated lease plans. We deliver within 48 hours of survey where possible.
Ordering a lease plan in Hackney is straightforward. Send us the property address and postcode, confirm whether you need a residential or commercial plan, and we will provide a fixed quote before booking the survey. For blocks with multiple flats — common across Shoreditch, Dalston, London Fields — we offer reduced rates for multiple plans at one address, with a single site visit where possible.
Every plan we produce for Hackney properties is drawn in AutoCAD to HM Land Registry standards: metric scale with scale bar, north point, floor levels labelled, the demise edged in red, communal areas in green where relevant, and an Ordnance Survey location plan. We email the PDF for your approval, then print up to four hard copies at the correct scale and post them for Land Registry submission. If HM Land Registry raises a requisition, we review the feedback and amend the plan at no extra charge.
We work with solicitors, managing agents, freeholders and leaseholders across Hackney on new leases, statutory lease extensions, part transfers and first registrations. With over 20 years of property plan experience as part of the Photoplan group, our team understands the building types and demise complexities that are typical in Hackney — from mansion-block communal areas to mixed-use ground-floor commercial with residential above.
