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Commercial real estate

Commercial Property for Sale & Lease

Offices, shops, showrooms, warehouses and commercial land — for your business or for rental income.

Commercial categories

Space for Every Kind of Business

Tell us about your business or investment goal and we will match the right format and location.

Offices

Plug-and-play and bare-shell offices in established business districts.

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Shops

Ground-floor retail with frontage and footfall in busy markets.

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Showrooms

Double-height showrooms on main roads for brands and dealerships.

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Warehouses

Storage and distribution spaces with truck access near highways.

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Commercial Plots

Land with road frontage for hospitality, retail or logistics, subject to approvals.

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Investment Properties

Leased and lease-ready assets for investors seeking rental income.

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Listings

Commercial Properties

Current offices, shops, showrooms, warehouses and commercial plots.

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Commercial assistance

What We Check for Business Clients

  • Permitted use and zoning for your business
  • Frontage, visibility and footfall for retail
  • Power load, back-up and air-conditioning
  • Parking, loading access and signage rights
  • Lease tenure, lock-in, escalation and deposits
  • Maintenance charges and fit-out periods
Commercial property assistance

FAQs

Commercial Property FAQs

Straight answers to the questions we are asked most often.

What is the difference between leasing and buying commercial property?

Leasing keeps capital free for your business and offers flexibility, while buying gives you control and potential long-term appreciation. Businesses often lease first and buy once their needs are stable.

What is a lock-in period?

A lock-in is the minimum period during which neither party can end the lease without penalty. It is common in commercial leases and should be agreed clearly in writing.

What does 'bare shell' or 'warm shell' mean?

A bare shell unit has basic structure only, with the tenant or buyer completing interiors. A warm shell usually includes flooring, ceilings, basic electrical and air-conditioning provisions.

Is commercial property a good investment?

It can offer higher rental yields than residential property, but vacancy periods can be longer and ticket sizes are larger. Location, tenant quality and lease terms are the key factors.

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Looking for Commercial Space?

Share your size, budget and preferred location. We will shortlist options and arrange visits quickly.