Commercial Property

Commercial property, also known as commercial real estate, refers to any property used for business activities to generate profit. This can include a wide range of spaces, such as office buildings, retail stores, industrial warehouses, hotels, and even multi-family apartment complexes (as they generate income through rent).

We provide these Commercial Property:

Office Buildings: These range from single-tenant buildings to large multi-story complexes, catering to various business needs like corporate headquarters, call centers, and co-working spaces. They are often classified into Class A (premium), Class B (average), and Class C (basic) based on age, amenities, and location.

Retail Spaces: These are properties designed for selling goods and services to consumers. This category includes everything from small standalone shops and restaurants to large shopping malls, supermarkets, and factory outlets.

Industrial Properties: These are used for manufacturing, production, warehousing, and distribution of goods. They can range from small workshops to large-scale factories and bulk warehouses.

Multi-Family Housing: Although residential, apartment buildings, duplexes, and other multi-unit rental properties are considered commercial real estate because they generate income for the owner.

Hospitality: This sector includes hotels, motels, resorts, and short-term rental properties that provide accommodation and other services to travelers.

Healthcare: Properties used for medical facilities such as hospitals, clinics, and medical centers.

Special Purpose: These are properties designed for a specific, unique use and are not easily converted to other uses. Examples include theaters, amusement parks, and self-storage facilities.

Mixed-Use: These properties combine two or more types of real estate, such as residential, commercial, and retail, in a single development.

Agriculture: This includes farmland, ranches, and other properties used for agricultural production.