A warehouse.
Your way.
A pallet for a season. A bay for your business. A building to own. Start with the arrangement—then find the space that earns its keep.
What are you here to do?
Get the arrangement clear before comparing addresses. How long, how much control and who does the handling make very different deals.
Rent
By the day, by the pallet, shared, month to month, sublease or lease.
Open this door →Rent out
Sublease your surplus, lease a unit, license short-term, host shoots — or lease the whole building.
Open this door →Buy
Rent against buy, industrial condo bays, freestanding buildings, and financing a purchase.
Open this door →Sell
Sell vacant or tenanted, lease out instead, or sell and lease it back.
Open this door →From a few pallets to your own building.
By the day
Hours to days · Dedicated, briefly
Read more →Rental arrangementPay per pallet
Weeks to years · Racked positions
Read more →Rental arrangementShared warehouse
Month to month · Shared floor, dock and equipment
Read more →Rental arrangementMonth-to-month bay
One month to a year · A whole bay, short term
Read more →Rental arrangementSublease
The remaining term · Someone else's leased space
Read more →Rental arrangementDirect lease
Several years · Your own premises
Read more →OwnershipBuy a condo bay
Years to decades · An owned unit in a shared building
Read more →OwnershipBuy a building
Decades · The whole property
Read more →Work through it before you sign.
Arrangement Finder
Answer six operating questions and compare eight ways to get warehouse space.
Read more →Interactive toolRent-Out Planner in 3D
Sketch your own footprint and the surplus you could investigate offering to someone else.
Read more →Interactive toolMonthly Warehouse Cost
Put the base rent, additional rent and direct costs from your own quote into one budget.
Read more →Make the arrangement fit your operation.
Tell Commercially what has to work: use, size, access, timing and the commitment you can take on.
Bring your brief →Put the quote beside the plan.
Use the tools to compare the commitments and find the questions that change your decision.
Open the planning desk →