+91 9717064950Lease Commercial Space
As businesses go futuristic, smarter offices become more relevant. This not just enhances efficiency but also maximizes ease of business. At Infinia, we have combined aesthetics with design superiority, leveraging your presence to a new height.
Since businesses vary in structure, size, and aspirations, Infinia offers you various space and style. From a few hundred to literally thousands of square feet, Infinia provides you hi-tech and well planned way to empower your business.
For those who just need a prime address with business class facilities, Infinia offers virtual office spaces that help realize dreams.
Reference area specifications
(Multiple options possible)
- Professional offices: 280-1000 sq. ft.
- Executive office: 1000-5000 sq. ft.
- Corporate offices: 5000-22000 sq. ft.
- Also, Virtual offices with secretarial service
Leasing Commercial Space
Leasing commercial office space is one of the largest expenses incurred by new and expanding businesses, so it is important to do your due diligence.
Lease Agreement
Lease term and rent are very clearly mentioned in our lease agreements and we generally recommend a minimum three year lease with the option to renew. We also factor in rent increases over the term and renewal options so you are not charged with an unexpected rent increase without warning. Our lease agreements are carefully drafted by the best real estate lawyers so as to create an immaculate balance between the lesser and the lessee to keep both well protected.
Expenses
In addition to your monthly lease payment, lessee has to pay maintenance fees beyond the incurred rent. This maintenance is for the upkeep for shared facilities (Common Area Maintenance or CAM), etc.
Commercial real estate landlords often incorporate extra expenses into the lease such as maintenance fees, upkeep for shared facilities (Common Area Maintenance or CAM), etc. Utilities are to be paid directly to the service providers and are individually metered apportioned by square footage.
Repair
The common areas and the common facilities would be maintained, serviced and repaired by the landlord but the leased premises and internal services are the responsibilities of the lessee.
