
Flatted factory
Multi-storey blocks served by cargo lifts, split into units from a few hundred to several thousand square feet. The default home for SME production and light assembly, and where most first industrial tenancies start.
Factories, warehouses, business park and industrial land, and the four specifications that decide whether a unit actually works for you.
Square footage and rent are the easy part. What separates a unit that works from one you regret is the access, the height, the slab and the supply.

Multi-storey blocks served by cargo lifts, split into units from a few hundred to several thousand square feet. The default home for SME production and light assembly, and where most first industrial tenancies start.

Vehicular ramps take a lorry to your unit door on an upper floor, so loading is no longer a lift queue. The specification that changes a distribution operation the most, and the one people underestimate the value of.

Higher-finish blocks for R&D, technology and knowledge work, with office-grade lobbies and services. Restrictions on straight manufacturing and pure warehousing are real and enforced.

Standalone factories and industrial land, generally on JTC or private tenure with a defined balance of lease. Where heavy process, tall plant and serious power supply become possible.
You do not need to be fluent in these. You do need someone checking them on your behalf before an offer goes in.
Machine footprints, pallet counts, a vehicle that has to reverse in. Give me the operation and I will work back to the unit.