Industrial Property
Industrial property consists of factories or warehouses located in areas zoned for industrial uses.
Industrial property is usually found on the outskirts of residential neighbourhoods, while still being central to key access points and transport routes. Often these areas also need to have ample space for development, which means that busy CBD areas are not suitable for industrial property like they are for office spaces or retail property.
A global trend of e-commerce has seen the demand for modern logistics facilities increase substantially. Developers have reacted accordingly by increasing the supply of logistics facilities across the country as well as reconfiguring existing facilities.
As the industrial sector has grown, dedicated spaces suited to a variety of industry processes have become available across South Africa. From light industrial to heavier production, processing and manufacturing, as well as power plants and storage premises. Industrial property in South Africa comprises a variety of buildings designed to offer space, special facilities and ideal conditions.
Why Galetti Corporate Real Estate – Industrial Leasing?
Our industrial property consultants stay up to date on new and upcoming industrial properties across South Africa, allowing us to find new development opportunities as they arise.
In addition to helping you secure your ideal property, our property consultants will help you understand exactly how much space you need, whether a newer or older building would be more suitable and how to position your company to get the best distribution strategy.
Whatever the size, nature or capacity of the premises you require, our team will work tirelessly to help you find it. We have extensive experience within the industrial property sector, and have helped clients of all sizes to find the right industrial property to suit their needs and budgets.
Tips for choosing the best industrial property
Consider your distance from customers
Loaction determines access routes and major arterials used to get to your customer base. Is it better to consider a central distribution model or alternatively to have a distributed supply chain model. The term supply chain refers to the links that a product moves through on the way to the end customer. The efficiency is determined by cost and secondly the effort required to move it though the same.
The final leg is always where the most complication arises. Do you keep larger quantities in one central location, or distribute smaller quantities closer to the customer?
Be aware of the work you’ll be doing
You will need to take into account the nature of the materials you’ll be working with on your industrial property. Power requirement, chemical stores, height and yard size are all factors to be taken into account when considering product and operations
Analyse the space within your industrial property
Consider the amount of space you‘ll need. If the industrial property you’re looking at is not big enough, is there room for expansion? Will the property be able to accommodate your business as it grows over the next few years?
Our database of industrial Real Estate is extensive, country-wide, and updated daily by our team. Regardless of whether you’re in need of industrial property to rent or to buy, we will help you source the right property for your next move. Contact us to get set-up in your new industrial space.
