The mix varies considerably by micro-market — some corridors are office-led, others are retail or mixed-use. Tell us your business type and we will tell you honestly which pockets actually suit it.

Leasing keeps capital in the business and lets you relocate as you grow. Buying builds an asset and fixes your occupancy cost. We model both against your growth plan rather than assuming one is right.

Carpet is usable floor area, built-up adds walls, and super built-up adds a share of common areas. Rent is often quoted on super built-up while you only use carpet — we always convert quotes to a carpet-area basis so comparisons are honest.

Occupancy certificate, permitted use, parking allocation, maintenance charges and what they cover, common-area rules, signage rights, power backup, escalation, lock-in and exit terms. All of it is part of our review.

Yes, ranging from bare shell through warm shell to fully fitted. Fitted space costs more in rent but far less upfront — which is usually the better trade for a business that needs to move quickly.

We coordinate access, landlord approvals and the fit-out timeline alongside the lease, and can introduce contractors we have seen deliver well on comparable projects.