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Services

What we do for tenants, buyers and owners.

One specialism — warehouses, industrial units, showrooms and commercial plots — from the first brief to the day you get the keys.

  • Finding space for tenants

    We turn your operational needs — floor area, clear height, power, loading, activity, budget — into a shortlist of units that fit, including off-market ones, and arrange the viewings.

    Send your brief
  • Buying industrial property

    Warehouses, independent buildings and plots for owner-occupiers and investors, with the numbers that matter: built-up versus plot area, tenure, permissions and what the asset earns.

    Properties for sale
  • Leasing and selling for owners

    Proper photographs, a listing written around the specs tenants search for, and promotion through our website and our own Google and social advertising — then viewings only with tenants whose activity, size and budget fit.

    List your property
  • Cost and due-diligence advice

    A first-year cost breakdown for any unit, and the checks to make before signing: approved activity, Ejari, trade-licence fit, mezzanine and fit-out approvals.

    Ask a question

For tenants

How a search runs

The same person takes you through every stage, from the brief to the keys.

  1. 01

    Find

    Your brief once, then a shortlist that includes units not advertised, viewings we attend, and the checks on the one you like.

  2. 02

    Agree

    We negotiate the rent, cheques and any rent-free period, and check the approved activity fits your licence before you sign.

  3. 03

    Register

    Ejari, DEWA and your trade licence at the new address — we tell you what each needs and in what order.

  4. 04

    Move in

    Fit-out approvals if you change the space, then the handover walk-through and the keys.

Talk to a broker

Tell us what you need. We will send you units that fit.

Size, area, power, height, budget and move-in date — send it once. Not every unit we handle is on the website, and the right one is often off-market.