Office space for IT and software companies
Bare-shell and fitted office floors in IT parks, business parks and standalone buildings.
Warehouses for logistics and distribution
Godowns, distribution sheds and logistics parks with docking and clear height.
Shops and showrooms for retail businesses
High-street shops, in-mall units and large-frontage showrooms with footfall.
Shops and units for restaurants and cloud kitchens
Food-ready units with exhaust routing, water supply and commercial power.
Industrial sheds and units for manufacturing
Factory sheds, industrial plots and units in notified industrial estates.
Units for clinics, dental practices and diagnostic labs
Ground-floor and first-floor units suited to clinics, labs and day-care practices.
Space for coaching centres and training institutes
Classroom-capable floors and units near student catchments and transport.
Office space for coworking operators and startups
Fitted and bare-shell floors suited to flexible workspace and small teams.
Commercial leasing questions
- Why search commercial property by industry instead of by type?
- Because the same building suits one business and fails another. A logistics operator cares about clear height and docking, a restaurant about exhaust routing and FSSAI eligibility, a clinic about step-free access and waste authorisation. Industry pages group the property types that fit each use and list the approvals that decide the deal.
- Are commercial rents quoted on carpet or chargeable area?
- Offices and shops are usually quoted per sqft per month on chargeable (super built-up) area, which is larger than carpet by a loading factor. Warehouses are usually quoted on built-up area. Restate every quote per carpet sqft before comparing.
- How large is a commercial security deposit in India?
- Commercial deposits are far higher than residential — commonly several months of rent — and are negotiated together with lock-in, the fit-out rent-free period and the escalation clause. Put the refund timeline in the lease deed.