Dy Realty Group manufacturing and distribution warehouse

George Chen works with manufacturers and wholesalers daily and knows how to navigate the entire process. Below are a few questions to ask before starting your search. If you have any questions feel free to give Max a call, email, or text at 917-560-7199 or george@industrial1newyork.com

When searching for a new property for your manufacturing business, below are a few things to keep in mind.
Power
-Identify the needed power for your machines.
-Identify the existing power in the properties you are looking at.
-Identify the cost that will be necessary in moving your business. Consult with an electrician.
Loading
-Determine what type of loading you will need. Do you need dock and grade or just grade?
Location
-Determine which side of town makes the most sense. Do you need to be close to your suppliers, customers, workforce, and I-10? 

Air conditioning and cooling
-Determine whether your manufacturing area needs to be air-conditioned or evaporative-cooled. Does your manufacturing process require clean rooms?

Zoning
-Consult with a real estate broker that specializes in industrial real estate to find the appropriate zoning for your manufacturing process.

New York is known to be a great logistics and distribution area due to its proximity to interstates, rail, and the JFK and LGA airports.

When searching for the perfect distribution building or warehouse, keep the criteria below in mind, and don't hesitate to reach out if you need any help with the search or have any questions. 917-560-7199 or george@industrial1newyork.com
-Rail
-Clear height
-Sprinkler system
-Dock and grade loading
-Access to major highways or interstates
-Local and state incentives and regulations