Define the tenant profile
Consider zoning or permitted uses, access, signage, ceiling heights, loading and surrounding businesses. This helps identify which tenant groups are a practical fit.
Marketing for landlords with vacant retail bays, office suites, industrial units and other commercial spaces.
Consider zoning or permitted uses, access, signage, ceiling heights, loading and surrounding businesses. This helps identify which tenant groups are a practical fit.
Prospective tenants need clarity about base rent, operating costs, utilities, common-area expenses and what condition the space will be delivered in.
Professional visuals, accurate dimensions, a floor plan and a clear possession timeline help tenants decide whether to request a tour.
Confirm the available area, occupancy date, existing improvements, access, parking and loading information. Separate base rent, additional rent and other costs. Review the proposed use with the appropriate municipal and professional advisers rather than promising every use is permitted.
Tell us the address, property category, approximate available area, current occupancy and your preferred lease timing. Do not publish existing tenant financial records or confidential negotiations in the initial inquiry.
Specific property questions deserve specific answers.