Property type
Build-to-suit & land
New facilities designed and delivered around a tenant's long-term requirement.
When no existing building fits, a facility can be built for the tenant. A build-to-suit pairs a long-term lease with a building designed around the operation: its size, layout, loading, power and expansion path.
What to look for
- Site selection
- Labour, logistics, incentives, utilities and zoning, compared across candidate sites.
- Design
- Specifications agreed in the lease, so the building meets the operation's requirement on day one.
- Schedule
- Entitlement, permitting and construction milestones tied to the tenant's move-in date.
- Expansion
- Land and design that leave room for the next phase.
How these leases are usually structured
Build-to-suit leases are usually long-term net or absolute net leases, with rent set from the agreed project cost. Compare lease types.
Questions tenants ask
How early should we start?
As early as possible. New construction takes considerably longer than leasing an existing building, because of design, entitlement and permitting.
Other property types
Office
Headquarters, regional offices and suites, from a single floor to a full building.
Industrial & logistics
Distribution centers, warehouses, manufacturing and last-mile facilities.
Retail
Storefronts, shopping centers, pad sites and mixed-use ground floors.
Flex & R&D
Single-story buildings that combine office with warehouse, lab or showroom space.
Medical office
Clinics, outpatient centers and practitioner suites near the communities they serve.
Tell us what your business needs
Share the requirement and our leasing team will follow up with spaces that fit.