Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ - Warehouse for Rent

10–12 m clear height suits racking and forklifts.

Standard 50–100 kVA with backup generator.

Tenant installs and maintains the transformer.

Bare shell is empty; plug‑and‑play is ready to use.

Yes, with landlord approval and restoration terms.

5–6 MT/sqm is standard for warehouses.

Ask for the issued Fire NOC before signing.

3–5 years with 15% escalation every 3 years.

No, each tenant must obtain fresh approvals.

15% rent increase every 3 years.

  Only if the lease explicitly permits subletting.  

 

Only if the lease explicitly permits subletting.

Check transport access and local workforce supply. 

Not for warehouses; only factories need ETP/STP. 

Base rent + GST + CAM + utilities + fit‑out.  

CMDA/DTCP approval and completion certificate.  

Yes, if legally converted to industrial use.  

GST is charged over and above monthly rent.  

6–12 months’ rent depending on lease term.

Yes, balance it against who funds improvements.  

Register lease, then apply for approvals.  


 

Requires separate PESO licence, not just lease.  


 

One dock per 5,000 sqft with 13 ft shutters.  

 


 

Yes, FM2 spec is standard for warehouses. 

Turbo ventilators and skylights for 150 lux minimum.

3–6 months depending on lease terms.  

Tenant restores premises unless agreed otherwise.  

 

Yes, BTS warehouses are offered on long leases.  



₹20–35/sqft/month in Chennai corridors.  

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Verify EB card load and generator capacity.  

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Yes, 1–4% depending on lease term.  

 

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Mandatory beyond 11 months; approvals need it.  

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Yes, better connectivity raises rental rates.

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Yes, SEZ units get tax benefits but longer lock‑ins..

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Verify title, approvals, and encumbrances.  

  

 

 

Verify title, approvals, and encumbrances.  

  

 

 

Rent is opex; building is capex with RoI.  

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Rent attracts GST/TDS; ownership taxed at sale

 

  

 

 

Usually renewal only; BTS may allow purchase.  

  

 

 

Green/Orange/Red category sets requirements.  

 

 

Roof gutters to storm drains or harvesting pits.  

 

 

 

Owner pays property tax; tenant pays utilities.  

 

 

 

Demand structural certificate to NBC norms.  

 

 

 

Tenant insures inventory and machinery.  

 

 

 

 

Requires registered lease as address proof.

Government estates allot land; private parks rent sheds.  



Same‑day inspection and closure possible.  

 

They negotiate terms and access off‑market deals.  

 

Possible, but standard is 15% every 3 years.  

 

 

Possible, but standard is 15% every 3 years.  

 

 

Deposit forfeiture plus restoration and penalties.  

 

 

Ready‑to‑use with racking, offices, and MHE.

 

 

Yes, via TANGEDCO feasibility study.  



 

 

Tenant takes EB in own name; water split by lease.  

 

 

Yes, via TANGEDCO feasibility study.  

 

 

 

Tenant takes EB in own name; water split by lease.  

 

 

Yes, yielding 7–10% RoI with appreciation. 

 

 

Focus on transport access and canteen/restrooms.