HOW TO PICK THE APPROPRIATE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
FOR YOUR BUSINESS
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1 Location and Accessibility
Depending on one's logistics needs,
choose a property that offers nearby
access to trunk highways, ports, or
distribution centers.
2 Zoning and Compliance
Make sure the industrial real estate
professionals review that folks meet
all local codes and environmental
requirements; if not, they could be
facing legal challenges and
operational limitations.
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3 Size and Layout
Determine if the existing building
allows for what individuals are
currently operating, as well as for
future expansions, and verify amount
of office space to suit their operating
needs.
4 Infrastructure and Utilities
Make sure that the facility has the
necessary utilities, including enough
electrical power, water, drainage,
telephone, internet, and more.
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5 Budget and Long-Term Value
Review the costs of purchase/rental
and the additional operational costs
of maintenance, property taxes,
insurance, as well as the anticipated
return on investment and how far
into the future a business will
operate in this property.
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  • 1.
    HOW TO PICKTHE APPROPRIATE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR YOUR BUSINESS
  • 2.
    Longevity 1 Location andAccessibility Depending on one's logistics needs, choose a property that offers nearby access to trunk highways, ports, or distribution centers.
  • 3.
    2 Zoning andCompliance Make sure the industrial real estate professionals review that folks meet all local codes and environmental requirements; if not, they could be facing legal challenges and operational limitations.
  • 4.
    Longevity 3 Size andLayout Determine if the existing building allows for what individuals are currently operating, as well as for future expansions, and verify amount of office space to suit their operating needs.
  • 5.
    4 Infrastructure andUtilities Make sure that the facility has the necessary utilities, including enough electrical power, water, drainage, telephone, internet, and more.
  • 6.
    Longevity 5 Budget andLong-Term Value Review the costs of purchase/rental and the additional operational costs of maintenance, property taxes, insurance, as well as the anticipated return on investment and how far into the future a business will operate in this property.
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