Office Spaces
Scott Atkins is here to assist you with your new office property purchase or lease.
There are many types of offices available, and these may range from a very basic type of space to a luxury, modern, purpose-built office. Either can be great workplaces for professionals such as lawyers, investment firms, accountants, or any professionals.
Whether you are a landlord or tenant, seller or buyer, there are still a variety of issues to consider when dealing with office space. But no matter what you need to know about offices Scott Atkins can help you out.
The first major decision for many office users, though, is whether to buy or to rent. As a generalization, many banks, investment banks, and major corporations will want to own their commercial property. Other individuals with small to medium size businesses prefer to sign a lease and pay rent. This may be as they are a start-up business or plan to expand or move in the future and need that flexibility.
Industrial Spaces
Scott Atkins is here to assist you in the industrial sector which covers a wide variety of commercial property usage types and specialized knowledge is essential for both investors and space users. When people think of industrial properties, they usually think of factories manufacturing things, but the sector also embraces light industrial parks where there may be limited manufacturing, warehouses, logistic centers, even showrooms, and car repair centers.
With such a wide range of property types, no matter which industry that you are involved with there needs to be a vast knowledge resource such as Scott’s of how best to proceed in investing in the property in question. Whether you are a landlord or tenant, seller, or buyer of industrial space, Scott Atkins is prepared to guide you through the process.
Warehouses
Typically, many manufacturers tend to own the industrial space they occupy owing to the complexity of their processes and their desire not to have to move due to relocation costs involved. There’s more flexibility for logistics or warehouse users, although many do own their properties, maybe in conjunction with an investment entity—or at least hold very long leases.
As you might expect, given that investment yields tend to be higher in the industrial sector than with other asset classes, there is a large pool of investors who acquire industrial property for cash flow or rental yields.
Scott Atkins is here to assist you with your new office property purchase or lease.
There are many types of offices available, and these may range from a very basic type of space to a luxury, modern, purpose-built office. Either can be great workplaces for professionals such as lawyers, investment firms, accountants, or any professionals.
Whether you are a landlord or tenant, seller or buyer, there are still a variety of issues to consider when dealing with office space. But no matter what you need to know about offices Scott Atkins can help you out.
The first major decision for many office users, though, is whether to buy or to rent. As a generalization, many banks, investment banks, and major corporations will want to own their commercial property. Other individuals with small to medium size businesses prefer to sign a lease and pay rent. This may be as they are a start-up business or plan to expand or move in the future and need that flexibility.
Industrial Spaces
Scott Atkins is here to assist you in the industrial sector which covers a wide variety of commercial property usage types and specialized knowledge is essential for both investors and space users. When people think of industrial properties, they usually think of factories manufacturing things, but the sector also embraces light industrial parks where there may be limited manufacturing, warehouses, logistic centers, even showrooms, and car repair centers.
With such a wide range of property types, no matter which industry that you are involved with there needs to be a vast knowledge resource such as Scott’s of how best to proceed in investing in the property in question. Whether you are a landlord or tenant, seller, or buyer of industrial space, Scott Atkins is prepared to guide you through the process.
Warehouses
Typically, many manufacturers tend to own the industrial space they occupy owing to the complexity of their processes and their desire not to have to move due to relocation costs involved. There’s more flexibility for logistics or warehouse users, although many do own their properties, maybe in conjunction with an investment entity—or at least hold very long leases.
As you might expect, given that investment yields tend to be higher in the industrial sector than with other asset classes, there is a large pool of investors who acquire industrial property for cash flow or rental yields.