Do not assume a factory is ready for your operation
A building advertised as a factory or warehouse may still require checks on intended use, title, zoning, building status, fire-safety requirements, utility capacity and the specific licences or approvals required by the business.
Property-side questions before commitment
- Does the title / planning use match the intended operation?
- Is the actual built-up area consistent with available plans and approvals?
- Is power capacity sufficient?
- Are access, loading and fire-safety provisions suitable?
- Does the tenant or purchaser need fit-out or change-of-use approvals?
- Which authority / professional must confirm the operational licence?
Scope
This is a property due-diligence checklist, not legal or licensing advice. The relevant architect, engineer, lawyer, local authority, fire authority and other regulators should confirm the exact requirements for the business.