OWNER GUIDE
Preparing a commercial property for sale.
Preparation improves more than presentation. It helps buyers understand the property, reduces avoidable uncertainty and gives the owner a clearer view of timing, issues and likely questions before the market responds.
Discuss your objective →WHERE THE WORK STARTS
Build the information package
Depending on the property, buyers may need leases, rent information, operating statements, plans, environmental reports, building records, tax details, permits and other material documents. Completeness and accuracy matter.
Understand the likely buyer
An owner-user, developer and income investor evaluate different attributes. Positioning, evidence and outreach should be shaped to the audience most likely to understand and act on the opportunity.
Plan for diligence before launch
Known environmental, building, tenancy, planning or documentation issues do not always prevent a sale, but they should be identified and handled with qualified advice rather than discovered late.
Common questions
Should I renovate before selling?+
Not automatically. Improvements should be considered against likely buyer value, cost, timing and whether the work removes a meaningful obstacle.
Do I need an appraisal?+
Not every sale requires one, but an independent appraisal may be useful or required for financing, reporting, estate or other purposes.
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