Office
Location, square footage, parking and budget, plus the choice of an office condo, standalone building or leased suite.
Commercial real estate expertise
Your property brief should reflect how you plan to use, operate or invest in the space.
Location, square footage, parking and budget, plus the choice of an office condo, standalone building or leased suite.
Clear height, power, loading, dock and drive-in doors, office area and HVAC requirements.
Visibility, signage, parking, access and the customer base around the location.
Unit mix, occupancy, operating expenses, lease information and your investment horizon.
Acreage, frontage, access, utilities and the intended use that will guide zoning and site questions.
Define how each use needs to work, from tenant space and access to parking and shared services. Bring the residential and commercial requirements into one property brief.
Start with the use: a hotel, wedding venue, church or another specialized operation. Then define capacity, parking, condition and timing.

A brief that fits the property
Share your intended use, preferred areas, budget and timing.
The requirements form asks the relevant questions for office, industrial, retail, multifamily, land, mixed-use and special-purpose properties. Add the details you already know and the questions you want to work through with Lynne.
Build your property brief