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Commercial Property Tips

August 24, 2018

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY TIPS

Commercial Property Tips

Commercial Property Tips

Buying commercial property from where to run your business can be one of the best decisions you make especially on costs. It is a much better choice cost wise compared to properties on lease or rentals that can be quite pricey. It is however important to remember that commercial real estate carries more risks compared to buying residential property hence you need to do your research thorough and run a complete analysis before making the final choice and going through with the buying process. Below are some of the factors you should never ignore when hunting for commercial property for your business

The location

This is very tricky because no one can predict what will happen in the future. The location that looks lucrative today may not be the same tomorrow and you need to tread very carefully for the sake of the business. Consider trends of past businesses in the same area even if you are targeting a new property. You also must evaluate the location in relation to your suppliers and end users Accessibility, not just for you but also for the end users is very important just as is connectivity. Never jump onto a property in the San Fernando Valley without seriously considering its location.
Modification restrictions

There may be property laws applicable to restrict modification or the property interior or exteriors and you need to be completely aware of this when buying. Start by knowing what your business requirements are the look and the laws and study them well to find out what is allow and what is not allowed legally. It is also important to remember that you may have some maintenance costs to deal with and you are better off being aware of this beforehand.

Support services

They are what will help in the smooth running for your business and in the end will impact on the resale value when the time to sell comes or rental value for that matter. These services include security, lift and parking among others and you should look into them before finalizing your deal on the commercial property. Find out what services are most important for the business and choose accordingly. A property that comes with them all will save you costs of putting what you need in place.

The neighborhood

Apart from having the potential for business growth, the neighborhood should have basic utilities available. You really cannot run your business well without proper drainage, water and electricity. It also helps to look at the infrastructure development within the area because such can impact on your business positively and also negatively. Such developments will impact property value too in the future. For instance a railway construction can bring in accessibility to your business but then again you may have to keep up with lots of disruptions every time the train passes by. Find out what impact the developments around the property will directly have on your business and be open to other possibilities too.

When leasing or buying commercial property, there is a great deal of things that you need to consider. This may determine how well your investment will be able to perform in future and so it should be done with the greatest care.
You need to consider the property and this should include all improvements as well as land. You also need to consider the business component or lease. You should investigate and also analyze all the pros and cons of every component and how it will measure against the entire strategy of the investment.

Commercial property

When you are investing for the purposes of capital growth, there are certain kinds of retail, commercial or industrial properties that can be a very superior option. It is important to know that not all kinds of properties will perform the same. There will always be differences.

 

When you start to analyze the great potential of a physical property, location and position need to be considered and should actually be the key elements in the process of making a decision. In property, the capital growth of an asset comes from the increase of the land value and the location influences the demand and supply for the land and this then determines the value. A good example is a central business district where the value of land is very high and this actually drives the capital growth.
When the land value goes up, then the value of all the improvements or even the building itself will depreciate with time. This means that the land appreciation should be sufficient enough to counter the building depreciation and also to grow the asset value with time.
Position means how easy it is to access the property. You should ensure that the location matches with the kind of business that you are planning to operate in the area or premises. A good example is a distribution center that needs to receive shipping on a regular basis and needs to dispatch as well. It should have a great space and road access that isn’t hindered. This may be a good match for a city fringe or a place that is near to the port. Arterial roads make it even easier to access.

Lease

It doesn’t really matter if you are looking for a capital growth or for rent return. The leasing strategy is very important to the performance of the assets in the long run. A leasing strategy should allow regular reviews on rent so as to be competitive and viable at all times.

This should include things like the provision for maintenance of the property as well as fit outs that will make sure that improvements are kept at a standard that is suitable.

Article Source:https://www.lapmg.com

Filed Under: Commercial Properties, Projects, Property Management FAQ, Residential Properties Tagged With: commercial real estate, landlord tips, property management san fernando valley

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