Leasing warehouse space is a key decision for any company involved in storage, distribution, or manufacturing.
The right space can improve efficiency, while a poor choice may lead to additional costs and operational challenges.
Proximity to highways, railways, airports, availability of workforce, and connectivity with suppliers and customers.
Ceiling height (ideally 6–12 m), floor load capacity (min. 3–5 t/m² for heavy goods), number of loading/unloading docks, heating, ventilation, fire protection system.
24/7 access, video surveillance, access control, fenced complex, lighting.
Type of lease (short-term or long-term), maintenance and utility costs, possibilities for space customization, termination and extension clauses.
Office space within the facility, parking for trucks and employees, IT infrastructure, Wi-Fi, fiber optics.
How long does a typical warehouse lease last?
In the Serbian market, lease agreements usually range from 3 to 5 years.
Can you negotiate the lease price?
Yes, especially for long-term contracts and larger spaces.
Leasing warehouse space requires careful planning. Consult with experts, check all technical and legal aspects, and choose a space that supports the growth of your business.
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