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Lease Radar

Every key lease date across your portfolio, in one running list

Never find out about a renewal notice a week too late

Log a lease as it lands — parties, type, and the four dates that actually bite — and Lease Radar keeps one live timeline of every property you manage, newest record first. Your records are private to you.

Common lease types

Your lease timeline

Newest first

Every record you've logged, with commencement, expiry, renewal notice and rent review side by side — scan the date columns to see which deadline lands soonest across all properties.

Leave the Property box empty and press Add lease to refresh the list without saving anything new. Dates you never filled in stay visibly blank, so a missing renewal notice is obvious at a glance. Added times are shown in your own local time.

Coverage

This timeline covers only the up-to-100 lease records shown above, and only the ones logged from this account. Dates and parties are exactly as typed — nothing is checked against the lease document, a registry or a title. Verify against the signed lease before relying on any date.

What each of the four dates means
Commencement — the day the term starts and rent begins to run. Expiry — the contractual end of the term. Renewal notice — the last day to serve notice if the tenant or landlord wants to renew or end the term on time; miss it and the lease usually rolls on the existing terms. Rent review — the date the rent can be reset, often with its own notice window ahead of it. Put break-clause windows, deposit conditions and guarantor terms in Critical notes.
Privacy of your records
Lease records are stored against your caller identity. Nobody else using Lease Radar can see the properties, parties or notes you enter.