An industrial space on rent refers to a property leased specifically for manufacturing, storage, logistics, or other industrial operations. These spaces are typically large, robust, and equipped to support heavy machinery and production activities.

The right industrial space depends on your business size, type of operations, power and loading requirements, proximity to suppliers and customers, and accessibility for transport and logistics.

You can find warehouses, manufacturing units, cold storage facilities, logistics hubs, and multi-use industrial complexes available for rent across various zones.

You’ll typically need your company registration, GST certificate, PAN, identity/address proof of the authorized person, board resolution (if applicable), and financial statements.

Yes, industrial spaces on rent come in various sizes—from a few thousand square feet to massive units over a lakh square feet, depending on your operational needs.

Amenities often include wide roads for truck movement, power backup, water supply, loading docks, high ceilings, security, and sometimes office cabins or admin areas.

Yes, many landlords allow customizations like adding partitions, electrical upgrades, or installing machinery. Ensure modifications are approved and documented in the lease.

Generally, tenants handle internal and operational maintenance, while structural and external maintenance is the landlord’s responsibility unless otherwise agreed.

Yes, leasing industrial space is subject to GST if the landlord is registered. The rate is typically 18% but should be confirmed based on current tax norms.

Lease periods commonly range from 3 to 9 years, often with options to renew. Longer leases are preferred for stability in industrial operations.

Yes, most landlords require a security deposit ranging from 3 to 6 months’ rent, refundable upon lease completion.

Most industrial spaces on rent offer ample parking for staff and loading vehicles, including areas for truck maneuvering and container docking.

Subletting may be allowed but only with the landlord’s written permission and proper documentation in the lease.

Rent is usually calculated based on total square footage, location, facilities provided, and market demand. Additional charges may apply for utilities and maintenance.

Inspect the flooring strength, ceiling height, power supply, dock availability, ventilation, access roads, drainage, and compliance with local zoning laws.

Yes, it’s recommended and sometimes required to have insurance covering equipment, goods, staff, and liability within your industrial space.

Industrial spaces typically use heavy-duty concrete flooring with high load-bearing capacity to withstand equipment, forklifts, and storage racks.

There can be additional costs like CAM (Common Area Maintenance), electricity deposits, water usage, security fees, or local levies. Always clarify in advance.

Begin your search 3-6 months in advance. This allows time for site visits, customization discussions, and agreement finalization.

Yes, lease renewal terms are generally outlined in the initial agreement. Ensure the renewal clause includes rental escalation details and notice periods.