Lease Appraisal
Find out how much you can lease your commercial property for.
How much can you lease your property for?
Whether your property is sitting vacant or a lease is coming up for renewal, the starting point is knowing what it can achieve in today’s market. Central Coast Commercial provides free, no-obligation lease appraisals for commercial, industrial, retail and office property across the Central Coast.
We’ll assess your property against current leasing activity - what similar space is achieving, vacancy and demand in your area, and how to position it to attract the right tenant. If it’s useful, we can also walk you through how our leasing and property management services work. Fill in the form and we’ll be in touch.
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Common questions
How much rent should I ask for my commercial property?
What similar space is achieving in your area, adjusted for your building - size, condition, position, parking and access. A single figure quoted blind would not tell you much, which is why a lease appraisal assesses your property against current leasing activity, vacancy and demand. It is free and no-obligation.
What is a lease appraisal?
A free assessment of what your property should achieve in rent in today’s market, and how to position it to attract the right tenant. We build it from current leasing activity - what similar space is achieving and the demand in your area.
My property is vacant - where do I start?
With the appraisal, because the asking rent is the first thing the market judges. From there the conversation is about positioning the property and getting it in front of the right tenants; if it is useful we can also walk you through how our leasing and property management services work.
A lease renewal is coming up - is my rent still right?
Renewal is the natural time to check, because rent reviews during a term happen on the dates and by the method the lease sets, not whenever the landlord decides. An appraisal against the current market tells you where the property stands before you commit to another term.