Who it's for
- Industrial or logistics expansion
- A new distribution center
- Companies with land but no cash to build
- Larger projects with a long-term lease
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Built to Suitthe property is built around your operation.
In a Built to Suit deal, the company specifies the property it needs — often contributing the land — and an investor provides the capital to build it. Once completed, the property is occupied under a long-term lease. The company grows without tying up cash in construction.
Why consider it
Cash free for operations
Your money stays in the business, not in concrete.
The right property
Built for your operation, not adapted to it.
Predictable contract
Rent and term set before construction begins.
How it works
From first contact to disbursement.
Project and requirements
Area, technical specifications, location and operational timeline.
Feasibility
We assess the project and the lease that will pay the investor's return.
Investor and construction
The investor provides the capital and construction follows the project.
Occupancy
Property handover and start of the long-term lease.
FAQ
What people ask about Built to Suit.
Do I need to own the land?
Not necessarily. Owning the land helps the structure, but the investor can also acquire the site.
What is the minimum size?
Built to Suit makes sense for larger projects with a long lease. Feasibility is assessed together, case by case.
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