INDUSTRIAL SPACE

Industrial Owner/Tenant Representation: Companies with industrial, fabrication, or logistics space requirements get insightful representation at Flagship. A professional with practical experience in fab shops and warehouses. One who has previous experience in a variety of industrial settings, so you get the value-added benefits of foresight where it counts most when assessing all of the industrial real estate opportunities. This dynamic combined with the all of the necessary tools saves you time and money.

Whether it's financial analysis of buying versus leasing, capital repositioning via sale lease-back, or uncovering building repurposing opportunities. They are all enhanced by a representative who is keenly aware of the necessity to fulfill workspace function, mitigate risk, and help perpetuate profitably.

We focus on your real estate so you can focus on your business. An industrial facility move is a challenge, but it is also an opportunity.  Over time we all tend to react and adapt to changes in a business within the confines of our surroundings. Often it takes a significant catalyst, extraordinary demands, or a lease expiration to prompt us to consider a move to a new facility.  While it's a daunting thought, operational efficiencies, expense savings, and overall progress can be achieved in a facility that is a great fit.

We start by understanding the organization’s culture and core values and do an in-depth analysis of how existing and new facilities must manifest that culture, core values, and production within the physical space or support their change. It's a part of guiding clients through a strategic facility management process.

An Extension Of Your Operation: The highest praise we can achieve is when a client trusts us as though we are an extension of their company. Earned over time, it starts with a collaborative process of needs analysis as a part of our Victory System℠. All strengthened by valid financial real estate methodology, market research, due diligence, and planning that leads to sound conclusions, successful transactions, and a bright future.

When a business needs a new facility, the broad planning factors of location, timing, physical, and budgetary are all considered. What's more, we scrutinize the more intricate details of financing, zoning, property inspection, environmental, labor, transportation, green initiatives, sustainability, economic incentives, project coordination, and contractual negotiations.