As a small business owner, you want to find out how much small business co-warehousing space costs to lease. It takes a lot to get your ducks in a row with pricing and determining the best route to take. With all inclusive lease terms, you don’t have to worry about the extra fees at the end of the day.
Whether you’re in the market for a 1000 sq ft small warehouse for rent or looking at a single office, options are still overwhelming. There are a variety of options when it comes to leasing commercial storage space. As your business continues to grow, it’s time to start thinking about the cost of leasing space for your small business. To help you understand, there will be a free guide to download that helps you get a better idea of the difference between all inclusive leasing vs. the most common form of warehouse leasing, triple net leasing. Triple Net (NNN) is a type of lease where you, as a business owner, is responsible for rent in addition to property taxes, utilities maintenance, and other small fees that the landlord outlines.
Cost to Lease a Warehouse
As an e-commerce store owner or a services company, you’ve thought about the endless options of warehouse space cost. Here at RISE, our leasing terms are easy with nothing hidden. Our leases are flexible, which gives you the opportunity to test the waters if you are unsure of how long you need to sign a lease for. In addition to flexible lease terms, we offer you the peace of mind through all inclusive pricing. This means you pay one fee per month. Take the stress out of worrying about extra fees AND get the peace of mind of having a conference room, kitchen, forklift, and many more utilities.
Leasing a warehouse is all about easing your mind in the decision making process. Nobody wants the stress of hidden fees or tacked on terms.
To get a better understanding of our pricing, request a quote today.
Hidden Fees to Watch For
What other fees should you consider when leasing warehouse space?
Utility Fees
Utility fees are a cost that varies heavily depending on the type of business you have and the expectations of usage. Here are some utility fees that you can expect to pay in a triple net lease:
- Water
- Sewage
- Electric
- Heating/Cooling
CAM Fees
Also known as Common Area Maintenance fees, CAM fees are common when leasing commercial space. Most times, the tenant is responsible for paying for the upkeep of these facilities. These fees cover areas such as:
- Lobbies
- Common Area Restrooms
- Garbage
- Landscaping
- Parking Lots
- and more
Property Taxes
Property taxes typically can’t be negotiated because they are a fixed expense. Unlike utilities and CAM fees, property tax fees aren’t variable.
Building Insurance
Typically, the cost of building insurance is passed down to the tenants. Much like property taxes, building insurance is fixed.
Businesses that lease with RISE are required to have a COI (Certificate of Insurance) before leasing with us.
