Choose the space around the work it needs to do.

Industrial: beyond square footage

A bay or warehouse needs to work for your actual operation, not just fit a size filter.

• Loading style, door dimensions and vehicle access.
• Clear height, power needs and storage configuration.
• Intended use, municipal requirements and site restrictions.

Office: how your team works

Compare the layout, location and building experience against your team’s needs.

• Private offices, collaborative space and client-facing areas.
• Transit, parking and accessible entry.
• Base rent, additional rent, fit-out and renewal considerations.

Retail: the customer journey

Visibility and access matter, but so do permitted use, building systems and lease terms.

• Signage opportunities and visibility to intended customers.
• Parking, loading and neighbouring uses.
• Requirements for food, service or other specialized operations.

Land: start with the use

For land, establish what you want to build or operate, then investigate zoning, servicing, access, environmental and development constraints with the right professionals.