Office buildings can be classified as low, mid, or high rise depending on their size. There are various variations of office space. It is frequently classified as being in class A, class B, or class C. A typical office building is divided into various rooms, usually has restrooms, and may even have a residential-style kitchen.
The size of industrial assets can also vary significantly depending on their particular use cases. These structures often include large square footage, truck loading docks, several electrical distribution points, a flat roof that is simple to access, and other installed characteristics.
Retail properties include shopping centers, malls, and stand-alone stores. These properties are located in high-traffic areas and can offer significant potential for capital appreciation and rental income.
Apartment complexes are commercial properties that offer residential rental units, typically located in urban or suburban areas. They can range from small buildings with a few units to large multi-building complexes. These properties can provide steady rental income and long-term capital appreciation potential.