BIAISI GmbH · Frankfurt am Main
European industrial property
For businesses seeking production, storage or expansion space, and owners considering a sale or letting. Buying a property and leasing premises are different decisions; the operational requirement should guide the search, not just floor area and asking price.
How we can support you
Find premises that fit the operation
We discuss location, permitted use, area, clear height, loading access, power needs, budget and timing. The agreed scope may include information screening, communication with relevant parties, viewing coordination and a record of points requiring verification.
Practical questions
What matters besides floor area when looking for premises?
State the region, production or storage use, budget, purchase or lease preference, and requirements for clear height, load capacity, access, power and handover date. Separate essential conditions from flexible preferences to make screening more useful.
What should an owner share for a sale or letting enquiry?
Start with location, area, current use, photos, occupancy and price or rent expectations, and explain your authority to instruct. Sensitive title or financial documents need not all be sent in an initial ordinary email; agree subsequent document exchange first.
What should be checked before and after a viewing?
Before a viewing, establish basic location, use, size, budget and timing fit. Afterwards, document actual conditions, modification needs and unresolved questions. Appropriate professionals should verify title, permissions, technical suitability, contracts and tax matters.
Can I enquire without an existing property listing?
Yes. Submit a search requirement or a property you wish to sell or let so we can discuss the scope and next steps. An enquiry does not imply that a matching property is already available or create a transaction commitment.
Start a conversation
Share property requirements
Buyers and tenants can send a requirements list. Owners can share location, area, current use, photos and sale or letting intentions. The first discussion defines search criteria and due-diligence questions, not a commitment to transact.