Commercial property — retail, office and industrial — lets investors diversify away from residential. The underwriting is different: occupier demand, lease terms, use class, service charge and what happens at lease end matter as much as the photograph of the frontage.
Retail, industrial and office
Shops need a tenant story, remaining term and a plan if the occupier leaves. Industrial and warehouse stock is driven by access, eaves and occupier type. Offices need a realistic view of vacant possession and fit-out. See commercial retail units and industrial and office property.
How we package commercial deals
Where we list commercial, we expect tenure, rent (if let), and a clear use to be in the pack. A cheap empty unit is not automatically a bargain. Instruct a commercial solicitor and surveyor — residential habits do not transfer one-for-one.
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