Site Selection
Site selection is the disciplined version of “finding a place”. BigSpace turns your requirement into weighted criteria, builds a long list from published and off-market options, scores and visits the short list, verifies the finalists and recommends — with the evidence attached.
Who This Service Is For
- Occupiers with a specific operational requirement
- Multinationals whose process demands a documented decision
- Companies that have been burned by an impulsive choice before
How We Work
Requirement assessment
A structured brief covering operations, area, specifications, budget, timeline and the constraints that cannot move.
Sourcing & shortlist
Published stock plus the off-market pool — developers, landlords, occupiers exiting or assigning — filtered against the brief.
Evaluation & due diligence
Title, approvals, measured area, utilities and access verified before a site visit is arranged.
Commercial comparison
A like-for-like matrix of total occupancy or acquisition cost, not headline rate.
Negotiation & transaction
Terms benchmarked against comparable deals actually closed, then documentation and registration coordinated to completion.
After-sales support
A named advisor stays on the account: handover, renewals, expansion, disputes and an annual review.
What We Evaluate
- Weighted criteria agreed with you at the start
- Access for staff, customers, trucks and suppliers
- Specification fit and the cost of any gap
- Total cost over the intended term
- Approvals, title and timeline risk
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sites do you typically assess?
A long list of fifteen to thirty, a short list of four to six for visits, and two or three finalists for full diligence.
Can you work to our internal template?
Yes. Many multinationals have a global site-selection framework; we populate it with local evidence.
What if no site meets the brief?
We say so, and set out the trade-offs — relax a criterion, widen the area, or build to suit — rather than forcing a fit.
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