Use & location
Warehouse, flex, manufacturing, or outdoor storage; target submarkets and highway access.
Industrial space.
Specific to how you operate.
Clear height, loading, power, and yard space can matter more than a headline price. Tell us the specifications your business or tenants need so we can assess fit before your time goes into a property.
Share your industrial criteriaWhat makes a fit
The details determine whether it works.
Warehouse, light manufacturing, flex, and outdoor storage have distinct operating requirements. Start with your actual use and the features that cannot be compromised.
Building specifications
Square footage, clear height, dock and drive-in doors, power, and office-to-warehouse mix.
Site requirements
Truck circulation, paved or unpaved yard, outside storage needs, parking, and setbacks.
Occupancy & capital
Owner-occupied or investment, vacant or leased, budget, financing, and move-in timing.
A useful first conversationThe questions
The questions
behind the property.
For a potential match, we discuss the information available and what your evaluation still needs to cover.
- Confirmation of zoning and the intended industrial or storage use
- Loading, power, fire protection, and building condition
- Environmental history and site review appropriate to the use
- Leases or occupancy plans, operating costs, and capital requirements
Your criteria. Your point of contact.
Goran, Dario, Mark, and Omid work with buyers directly. Start with your profile; build the relationship through conversation.
Before we get acquaintedLet’s get into
Let’s get into
the details.
Have something more specific in mind?
Ask Goran directly
Can my business buy a building to occupy?
Yes. Describe your operations, must-have specifications, space needs, and relocation deadline. Tell us whether some of the space could remain leased to others.
Can I include industrial outdoor storage in my criteria?
Yes. Be specific about what you will store, acreage, surfacing, fencing, access, and utilities. Outside storage permissions must be checked for the individual site.
What if one building feature is non-negotiable?
Put it in your ideal acquisition and deal breakers. Requirements such as a minimum clear height, power capacity, or dock count are central to evaluating a potential fit.
Your next acquisition starts hereBe specific.
Build your buyer profile Be specific.
We’ll get personal.
Share your experience, capital, and criteria. Let’s find out how we can work together.