#pre leased property

[commercialnoidas]

Pre-rental properties are real estate investments in which the property is already leased out to tenants, providing a steady stream of rental income as soon as you take ownership. This model is particularly attractive for investors who want to avoid the risks of finding tenants and managing vacancies.

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[propertyexperttips]

PRE -LEASED PROPERTY

Pre - leased properties are such properties which have been leased out to a Lesse or Tenant on particular lease terms and provide a fixed Return on Investment (ROI).

These properties are in terms of ATMs, retail shops, commercial space rented out, etc.

Such properties provide you a steady source of rental income including capital appreciation over a period of time. Thus, pre-leased properties are considered to be the safest source of investment and best investment for the investors.

However a few parameters should be considered before investing in such properties. Here are a few - 

Location

Quality and grade of building

The brand value and turnover of Lesse or Tenant.

The Ultra High Net-Worth Individual and High Net-Worth Individual, corporates, businessmen and affluent home owners are realizing the value of investing in pre-leased commercial real estate for life long income and bigger appreciation potential.

The returns start from 4% and may go up to 12% per annum.

Written By 

Property Channel Expert 

Anurodh Jalan

Jalan Property Consultant 

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[spproperty]

Investing in Preleased Property: A Smart Way to Secure Steady Income

Investing in preleased property offers a smart way to secure steady income with minimal risk. These properties come with existing tenants, ensuring immediate rental returns. With stable cash flow, reduced vacancy concerns, and long-term growth potential, it's a reliable investment choice.

[nextradevelopers]

Why Nextra Developers?

Nextra Developers is a leading real estate company in Delhi, offering prime commercial property in Mayur Vihar, one of the city's most desirable business locations. This premium development is designed to meet the modern demands of businesses, featuring cutting-edge office spaces and versatile retail areas.

It provides an ideal setting for companies seeking a dynamic and professional environment to grow. Strategically situated in a bustling commercial district, the property offers excellent connectivity to key areas of Delhi, with easy access to metro stations, highways, and business centers. Its high visibility ensures maximum exposure, making it an attractive spot for businesses looking to stand out.

The office spaces are highly flexible, offering customizable layouts to suit businesses of all sizes, from startups to established firms. Equipped with modern features such as high-speed internet, energy-efficient systems, and 24/7 security, these spaces ensure a productive and comfortable work environment.

On the retail front, the property offers a prime opportunity for businesses to engage with customers directly in a vibrant commercial setting. The heavy foot traffic in Mayur Vihar, combined with the property's central location, provides retailers with a chance to tap into a thriving consumer base, enhancing visibility and driving sales growth.

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Disclaimer: The information presented in this video is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as a definitive representation of the property. All buyers are advised to perform their own due diligence before making any financial commitments or payments. The property images shown in this video are artistic representations and may not accurately reflect the current state, condition, or features of the property. The details and specifications provided are indicative and may be subject to change. For complete and accurate information, including current availability and pricing, please contact Nextra Developers directly or visit the property in person. This video is not a legally binding document and does not constitute an offer or contract.

[realty-smartz]

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[jaywantgroup-pune]

Unlocking Opportunities: Pre-Leased Properties in Pune

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on pre-leased properties in Pune. In this PDF, we'll delve into the advantages of investing in pre-leased properties in Pune, one of India's fastest-growing real estate markets. 

Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the game, this guide will provide valuable insights into the benefits and potential of pre-leased properties in Pune.

Table of Contents

Understanding Pre-Leased Properties

Why Pune?

Benefits of Investing in Pre-Leased Properties

Factors to Consider Before Investing

How to Identify Lucrative Opportunities

Case Studies: Successful Pre-Leased Property Investments

Conclusion

Understanding Pre-Leased Properties

Learn what pre-leased properties are, how they work, and why they're an attractive investment option for both individual and institutional investors.

Why Pune?

Discover why Pune is a hotspot for real estate investment, including its robust economy, growing population, and expanding commercial and residential sectors.

Benefits of Investing in Pre-Leased Properties

Explore the numerous advantages of investing in pre-leased properties, such as guaranteed rental income, minimal vacancy risk, and potential for capital appreciation.

Factors to Consider Before Investing

Gain insights into key factors to consider before investing in pre-leased properties, including location, tenant profile, lease terms, and market trends.

How to Identify Lucrative Opportunities

Learn strategies for identifying lucrative pre-leased property opportunities in Pune, including conducting thorough due diligence, leveraging professional networks, and staying informed about market dynamics.

Case Studies: Successful Pre-Leased Property Investments

Read real-life case studies of investors who have achieved success with pre-leased property investments in Pune, highlighting their strategies, challenges, and outcomes.

Conclusion

Wrap up the guide with a summary of key takeaways and actionable insights for investors interested in exploring pre-leased property opportunities in Pune.

[businessdealsindia]

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[commercialnoidas]

Preleased Property for sale in Noida

Pre-leased real estate investments in Noida have the potential to be very profitable, but choosing the appropriate one requires careful consideration. These are attractive investment properties since they don't need much maintenance and yield consistent income when rented out for long periods of time.

[theaddress]

Investing in Pre-leased Property is a smart move for long-term financial growth.

✨Spacious and well-designed office spaces ✨High-speed internet connectivity ✨24/7 security and surveillance ✨Ample parking space for tenants and visitors ✨Fully equipped conference rooms ✨Cafes and restaurants within the premises

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[yoichiris]

better than letting go | nagi seishiro x reader

✩ accidental sugar daddy nagi ✩ pro-player!nagi, roommates au, angst to fluff, heavy pining, miscommunication

"just go live with nagi," reo says offhandedly, "if you clean up after him, he'll let you stay there forever."

you open your mouth to refute the suggestion, because reo knows how you feel about nagi, knows you couldn't possibly stay in an enclosed space with him hours on day on end without jumping him... but before you do, nagi himself interrupts.

"i'm okay with that," he replies in his usual laid-back voice.

you glare at him because you think he sounds more excited about the cleaning part.

"you're going to be homeless," reo shrugs, "why not?"

you return your glare at reo, "why can't you just house me in one of your billion-dollar properties."

"then i'd have to ask my old man for permission," he waves you off like the asshole he is, "no thanks."

"what's wrong with living with me?" nagi wonders, and you hate him for acting like he wants to live with you so badly.

"look, just clean nagi's dirty underwear for the next year while you finish your degree and you won't have to worry about a thing," reo explains, as if there aren't other factors like your five-year infatuation with nagi, and maybe the fact that nagi lives like he doesn't know what a vacuum does.

you sigh, thinking about the end of your lease and the astronomical increase in rent incoming, and how much you don't want to work your stupid part-time job, and give in.

of course it's not that bad. all you had to do was keep your feelings to yourself.

"nagi," you hiss, "nagi, wake up, you're going to be late!"

he only stirs, covers tucked under his chin, as if he's hiding from you. you inch the door wider, stepping into his room hesitantly. he doesn't even make a move.

"nagi," you whine, crouching at the side of his bed.

he makes a sound of acknowledgment but keeps his eyes closed, so you sit cross-legged on the floor, watching his sleeping form. he's so cute like this, you think, yearning.

it's been a week since you moved in with nagi. in a lot of ways, he's exactly what you thought he would be like in private: he's rarely home, and when he is, he's quiet.

you thought he would spend more time in his room, under the covers, but you realize quickly he's furnished his couch with the coziest throw and likes to curl under there when he is home.

it makes your heart warm when you come home to see nagi, his toes sticking out from underneath the blanket, waiting for you to eat dinner.

"...what time is it?" you hear him mumble.

your heart skips a beat when he opens his eyes, groggy with sleep, and touches your arm. you sigh shakily.

"too late," you smile softly at him, "i'll prep your pre-workout so you can take it with you, okay?"

"thanks," he tells you, his voice raspy.

he smiles back at you and reaches out, poking you in the forehead. when you feel his fingers touch your skin, you think you'll drop dead right there.

"are you gonna move out after you graduate?" reo asks, nine months into your arrangement.

you've been avoiding even thinking about it. you're busy with graduation, you justify to yourself, you don't have time to look for a new place yet.

"hm?" you hum innocently, "i dunno. haven't had time to think about it."

"nagi asked me 'bout it," he mentions casually, and you freeze. is he counting the days down until you leave?

you and nagi have settled into a daily routine: you wake him up, he goes to practice, you study after class, and when he comes back late at night, he hangs out with you for an hour before he has to sleep. mostly, you and nagi sit on either end of the couch, sharing the cozy throw, and read manga.

it's lulled you into a false sense of security, you think.

"oh," is all you manage to say. maybe he finds you bothersome? maybe he wants his own space back?

reo hits you over the head, lightly. "what's that face for? it's been going good living with nagi, right?"

and it was. it was everything you had dreamed of, and it shocked you how well you got along with nagi. you think of how, in early mornings when both of you (mostly you) are rushing out the door, bumping hips in the kitchen, even then it seems like you were working together.

"yep," you reply, sipping your iced coffee, "too good."

reo takes a bite of his food, and suggests, "maybe you two should just keep living together. you can split rent or something."

"can't rely on nagi forever," you protest.

"why not?" he says, just like he did when he had first suggested this whole thing, "isn't that what you want?"

you kick him under the table, angry that he was bringing your feelings up now. yes, you want to scream, it is. but nothing has changed between you and nagi, nothing at all.

you're always trying to keep your feelings in check: when he peers over your shoulder as you're cooking, the warmth of his body hot asgainst yours. or how adorable he looks when he comes out of the shower, his shaggy hair falling over his eyes, his face shiny. those are the times your feelings want to burst.

"just talk to nagi about it," reo nudges. you're not sure if he's talking about the housing or the feelings.

you're curled up with nagi on the couch when you muster the courage to say anything. your legs are touching his under the blanket, and you feel as if that might connect you to him.

there's a month left until you graduate, which is absolutely not enough time for you to find a place to live, but you were scared. you hear the victory sounds of nagi's mobile game, so you decide now's better than never.

"so," you start, and his gaze drifts over to you, "i haven't really found a new place to live yet."

it's quiet. "s'okay," nagi mumbles, not even looking up from his phone, "you can move out whenever."

well, at least that answers your question on whether or not he wants you to move out. at least he wasn't pushing you out the door, you tell yourself.

you don't know what else to say. do you want me to leave so badly? you want to ask. can't i stay with you? you think, desperate. but those words don't leave your mouth.

"are you coming to my graduation?" you ask lightly, and regret it when you realize that you've opened yourself up again.

he shrugs. "dunno my prac schedule yet, but reo's going right?" he replies, as if reo could replace him.

you feel cold despite the blanket, and sink deeper into the couch, feeling drained. from the corner of your eye, you see nagi tapping away at his phone, signaling to you that he's still deep in his game. you take your legs away, knowing he wouldn't even notice.

"yep," you say and awkwardly crawl out of your warm spot on the couch. "i'm gonna go to bed first, nagi."

"g'night," he replies, finally looking up as you pass him with your head bowed. he watches you walk back to your room, and doesn't take his eyes off of you until you close the door behind you.

you eventually begged reo to find you an empty unit in one of his father's rental properties.

he had been insistent you just talk to nagi, as if he knew something you didn't, but you had to explain that you did, and nagi had no objections to you moving out, and you weren't going to wait until he shoved you out the door to move on.

it has been so awkward since that small conversation you'd had with nagi. maybe it was you, feeling out of place, like you had reached a point of no return.

waking him up in the mornings were now rushed, gently pushing him awake and scurrying off before he was fully awake. leaving his pre-workout on the counter instead of handing it to him. sitting at the kitchen table under the guise of studying instead of curling up on the couch with him.

it's not that he'd changed, you knew, it's that you couldn't keep playing pretend with your feelings anymore.

you hear the front door click as nagi walks into the apartment.

"hey," he says, pushing open the door to your room, "i'm home."

you turn from your position at the front of your closet, where you were just about to take out your suitcase. "oh, hey," you reply lamely, "welcome home."

he hovers, something he's never really done, as if he knows you have something to say, as if he had something to say. the words were stuck in your throat.

"reo told me you're moving out," nagi finally tells you.

traitor, you curse at reo. "uh, yeah," you smile tightly, "i didn't want to keep bothering you, so..."

"you're not bothering me," he replies, maybe a little too quickly, but you don't notice.

there's another silence. what else can you say?

"you don't have to leave," nagi continues, "i don't mind if you stay here."

but do you want me to stay? you want to ask. the way he says it so casually, as if it didn't matter whether you stayed or not, only solidified your decision to be away from him. at least then you could just be his friend without delusions of sharing a life with him so intimately.

"nah," you try to keep your voice steady, "it's probably better this way."

"i like living with you, though," nagi shuffles his hair uncomfortably as he says it.

you laugh, maybe a little bitterly, "because i cook and clean for you?"

"no," he says quickly, looking flustered, "no, i just like it when you're here."

but why? you want to scream. your heart pounds, because you feel like you're close to something, but at the same time it feels so far. sometimes you're convinced that he knows about your feelings, that sometimes you two are talking about them even though the topic is unrelated.

"it was nice," you settle on saying, as if it wasn't life changing, "but i can afford living on my own now."

"i don't want you to leave," nagi almost sounds like he's whining, and your heart skips another beat.

"why not?" you say, frustrated, breathless, "we can't just keep living together forever."

"what if i want to?" he says, and you feel like the conversation has become out of control.

your mind is racing. what is happening right now, you try to breathe through your nose. what is he talking about right now, you try to ask yourself.

"nagi—" you stop yourself, trying to get a grip, "what are you saying?"

you're looking at him now and you're surprised by the determination in his eyes. it's what he looks like when he's really focused, like he is when he plays soccer.

"i want to live with you forever," he declares, sounding defiant, as if that wasn't what you wanted.

but you're not sure what it means. you only know that five years is a long time to be holding onto your feelings.

"i don't understand," you mumble, staring at the floor, quieter than before, "i love you, nagi. not as a friend. so no, i can't just live with you forever."

you feel him before you see him, his body towering over you. when you look up, he's pouting. he puts his hand on top of your head, gentle, warm.

"why do you look so sad," he wonders, as if he hadn't heard what you just said, "that's why i want to live with you forever, dummy."

you wake up to nagi wrapped around you.

"sei," you groan, turning in his arms to look at his sleeping face, "you're heavy."

he mutters, groggy, incoherent, and you can't help but press a kiss to his nose. his hair is falling all over his face, but your eyes memorize every slope. he squeezes you harder.

"why are you awake so early," he mutters, nudging your chest with his head, "it's my day off."

you soothe your hand down his bare back, feeling the tight muscles underneath your fingers. he works so hard, and his days off are so rare. you wiggle some more, to loosen his arms.

"i know," you smile, "but let me go make breakfast, kay? i'm hungry."

he shakes his head and whines. "no," he refuses, "just go back to sleep."

you relax, unable to tell him no. mornings with nagi often go like this, except that you usually have enough self-control to get him up. but sometimes, you remember what it was like wanting him so bad, that now you remind yourself to enjoy it.

as a partner, nagi is clingy, vulnerable. but he's also determined, and sometimes, the intensity with which he wants you catches you off guard.

"y/n," he calls, his breath hot against your neck, "i'm happy you're here."

you close your eyes, nodding. "me, too."

[sayruq]

L3Harris’s factory in Home Farm Business Park, Brighton, will shut its doors when its current deal ends in three years’ time as landlords Paxton say they want to take over the site. It comes after protests from pro-Palestinian groups calling for the site to be shut down over the sale of parts made there for fighter jets used by the Israeli Defence Force. In a statement, a spokesman for Paxton said: “Palestinian solidarity protesters have called on us to take action as the landlords of the building that L3Harris are operating from. “We had already reached out to the protester groups involved to have a conversation with them this week. We feel it is important to share our position with those concerned about the association. “For clarity, there was a pre-existing long-term lease agreement in place with L3Harris when we purchased the property. “This agreement is legally binding and not something we can change. “At the time we purchased, we made it clear to L3Harris that we will not be renewing the agreement when it expires and intend to move into the building for our own needs as soon as possible. “We appreciate the right to peaceful protest and welcome the opportunity for an open discussion with the groups involved.” Paxton said L3Harris's lease on the Home Farm Business Park site ends in 2027. It confirmed it did not plan to renew this lease and would be taking the building over for its own operation.

[am-i-the-asshole-official]

WIBTA for calling the police on a squatter/tresspasser?

Using the emojis 🍋🌿 so I don't lose this question. I know the title might sound pretty bad, and normally I don't believe in involving the police in anything at all (ACAB, babey!), but the situation is worrying me a bit, and I'd just like to consider all sides in it before it escalates any further.

First a little bit of background. I've just moved into a new apartment. It's a house split into two units. I have the bottom floor, and two friends of mine live on the second floor. One of my housemates upstairs, let's call her Jenna, has been living here since November. I moved in mid-December, and our third housemate, let's call him Mike, has just finished moving in as of last weekend.

Now on to the actual story. In December, Jenna got injured and has been having trouble getting around. This is especially tough because she has three large, rambunctious dogs that have to be let out multiple times per day, and she also works long hours. Since Mike wasn't moved in, she decided to get someone else that she knew to stay in her apartment and help out with the chores/dogs. I don't actually know his name, but we'll call him Peter for the sake of clarity.

The very first week Peter was there, Mike brought some stuff over to pre-move a bit. While there, he met Peter for the first time. Mike knocked on my door immediately (this was like 10pm). He said he was really sorry to show up unannounced, but that Peter was upstairs acting super weird and erratic, and he was pretty sure he was high on some kind of narcotic.

Now, normally I have no qualms about people using whatever kind of drugs they choose for themselves. But the previous tenants had been kicked out for various issues stemming from drug abuse. Our landlord was VERY clear on his strict no-tolerance policy for illegal drugs in the units. Jenna has the maintenance crew in and out of her unit all the time for work, and neither me nor Mike wanted to chance something of Peter's being found, and Jenna & Mike getting evicted after less than a month on the lease.

The three of us decided he would have to find someplace else, and that Mike would just take over Peter's chore duties. Jenna apparently spoke to Peter about finding someplace else to stay. I thought that was the end of it. Time went on, Mike moved in, I forgot about Peter entirely and assumed he was yesterdays news.

Yesterday while I was at work, our property manager showed up and caught Peter hanging around in the backyard. There was a confrontation and Peter refused to leave. The property manager ended up getting the police involved, and we all discovered he'd been living in the crawlspace under the garage for some time. They also found several items down there he'd stolen from houses in the neighborhood. When I got home, I was warned to keep my doors locked just in case, and they also told me if I had any suspicions he had come back that I was to inform the police immediately.

On the one hand, I understand that a string of pretty serious crimes were committed here, and that not calling someone about him would be unsafe and irresponsible. Not to mention, the thought of having essentially a stranger squatting in our crawlspace for a week was pretty upsetting for me and Mike, as we are both SA survivors. But on the other hand, I feel kind of terrible for Peter. He hasn't really bothered us beyond the drug use and the squatting, and he clearly must have been desperate to resort to living under there, especially considering its been a harsh winter where we live.

I don't want to be callous and deny him shelter if he really has nowhere else to go, but I'm also *extremely* uncomfortable at the idea of letting him stay, especially considering he's apparently been stealing as well. I know it's kind of a crazy situation, but I'm having a bit of a moral quandry about it, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

What are these acronyms?

[nextradevelopers]

Investing in Pre-leased Property is a smart move for long-term financial growth.

✨Spacious and well-designed office spaces ✨High-speed internet connectivity ✨24/7 security and surveillance ✨Ample parking space for tenants and visitors ✨Fully equipped conference rooms ✨Cafes and restaurants within the premises

📞 Contact us: 8448 798 170 🌐 Visit our website: www.nextradevelopers.com