A percentage used to measure an investment property’s profitability, calculated by dividing the net operating income by the property’s purchase price.
Local government regulations determining how a property can be used (e.g., commercial, industrial, or mixed-use). Check with your local municipality in Northern BC for specific zoning details.
A calculation showing the profitability of a property, factoring in income, operating costs, and appreciation over time.
Renovations or customizations made by a tenant to a leased property. Often a key consideration in BC leases.
A lease where the tenant pays for property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs in addition to base rent. Common in BC for retail and office spaces.
A unique property ownership system in BC where buyers own their individual units and share ownership of common areas, often seen in office and retail spaces.
A grading system for commercial properties in BC, with Class A being high-quality, newer buildings in prime locations, and Class C being older buildings with basic features.
The comprehensive research process before finalizing a purchase, including environmental assessments, building inspections, financial reviews, and zoning compliance.
Shared expenses for maintaining common areas in a commercial property, typically divided among tenants in BC properties.
A report to determine if a commercial property is contaminated, required for many transactions in BC.
A prominent tenant (e.g., a large retail chain) that draws customers to a commercial property, boosting traffic for smaller tenants.
The valuation of a property by BC Assessment for tax purposes. Commercial property taxes vary significantly depending on location and use.
The variety of tenants in a multi-use commercial property, designed to create synergy among businesses and increase overall property appeal.
A provision allowing an existing tenant or buyer the opportunity to match an offer on a property before it is sold or leased to another party.
A lease type where the landlord covers operating costs, utilities, and maintenance, common in BC’s office markets.
A provision in commercial leases in BC that allows the landlord to terminate the lease if they decide to redevelop the property.
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