Industrial Property Feasibility
Industrial feasibility is decided by things that never appear on a site plan: the power feeder’s spare capacity, the effluent category, the approach road, the incentive conditions. BigSpace runs industrial feasibility studies that put those questions first and the drawings second.
Who This Service Is For
- Manufacturers planning a new or expanded plant
- Developers of industrial and logistics parks
- Owners of underused industrial land
How We Work
Requirement assessment
Scope agreed in writing: the asset or site, the questions to answer, the documents needed and the deadline.
Document collection
Title papers, approvals, plans, consents and financials assembled from the counterparty, the registry and the authorities.
Evaluation & due diligence
Title, approvals, measured area, utilities and access verified before a site visit is arranged.
Findings & ranking
Every finding ranked: deal-breaker, cure before completion, or price into the terms.
Report & recommendation
A written report in plain terms with the evidence attached, fit to be relied on by your board, counsel or lender.
After-sales support
We stay available through negotiation and completion to resolve what the report raised.
What We Evaluate
- Industrial zoning and the category your process falls in
- Power: sanction achievable, substation distance, cost and time
- Water source, effluent treatment and discharge consent
- Build cost for the specification, including PEB and floors
- State and MIDC incentives with their conditions
- Total cost of operation against alternative sites
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you tell us how much power a site can get?
We obtain the position from the distribution company for the specific feeder and substation, in writing, rather than relying on the seller’s statement.
Do incentives change the answer?
They can, materially — but only when the conditions on employment, investment and timelines can actually be met. We model incentives with those conditions applied.
What about a logistics park?
The same method with different drivers: corridor demand, achievable rent per square foot, dock and yard ratios, and the cost of the internal roads and drainage that parks underestimate.
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