An Overview of Commercial Real Estate Grade A, B, C.

Commercial Real Estate Listing

Commercial property, which is also known as commercial real estate or investment property, is a form of real estate investment aimed to profit from rental income or capital gains. 

Office buildings, hotels, shopping areas, medical centers, multifamily housing buildings, retail stores, farmland, warehouses, and garages are examples of commercial real estate investment. 

Several states consider residential property, which consists of more than a certain number of units, to be commercial property for borrowing and tax purposes.

Commercial real estate (CRE) is a property primarily used for business purposes or as a workstation, compared to residential housing, which is used for both. Most commercial real estate is subcontracted to tenants in a bid for them to generate income.

Real estate property investment can vary from a single retail outlet to a massive shopping complex.

Commercial real estate can take several forms. It might range from a building to a duplex, as well as a warehouse or restaurant. In addition, individuals, businesses, and corporations can profit from commercial real estate by mortgaging, holding, and reselling it.

Various Types of Commercial Property

Office buildings: Single-tenant residences, small office/home, office buildings, and downtown skyscrapers falls into this classification.

Land: Investments in undeveloped, raw or rural land in the path of future expansion are classified in this category.

Retail shops/Restaurants: Pad sites on highway frontages, small tenant commercial spaces, inline multi-tenant store, small community shopping malls, large community centers with grocery store anchor tenants, health and wellness centers that combines both indoor and outdoor retail, “power centers” that have large anchor stores such as Petsmart, Best Buy, shopping mall and OfficeMax that commonly contain many indoor stores are all part of this classification.

Multifamily- Residence, complexes, or high-rise apartments falls into this category.

Industrial- Large R&D facilities, cold storage, warehouses, and depots fall into this classification.

Miscellaneous- This classification encompasses many non-residential characteristics, including hotel, hospitality, medical, and self-storage developments, among others.

Please note that the purpose of this article is to provide a detailed summary of the subject matter. We at Digi360 suggest that you seek professional guidance concerning your particular circumstance.