Commercial property, matched to your business.
Whether you're occupying or investing, office, retail, industrial and business-use space each come with different lease terms, financing and location trade-offs.
Start with how the business needs to operate.
Before comparing units, get clear on the location your customers and staff need, the space your operations require, and how much flexibility your lease should allow.
Compare premises through the needs of the business.
- Does office, retail or industrial space fit how your business actually operates?
- What financing terms apply compared to residential property?
- How accessible does the location need to be for staff, customers or logistics?
- What rental yield or occupancy cost is realistic for the space type you need?
Grounded in the relevant property pillar.
Run the numbers for this journey.
Avoidable, if you see them early.
- Assuming residential financing rules apply to commercial purchases
- Choosing a space type before confirming zoning and permitted use
- Underestimating fit-out costs and lease escalation terms
Try one of these to start the conversation.
Answers before you reach out.
What's the difference between office, retail and industrial space?
Zoning, permitted use, lease structure and tenant profile all differ meaningfully between these space types.
How does commercial financing differ from residential?
Loan-to-value limits and assessment criteria are generally different from residential mortgages.
Can I use commercial property for my own business?
Yes, subject to zoning and permitted use conditions for that specific unit or building.
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Glenice Toh
Trusted Property Advisor