Industrial Property for Rent With Bbq in Singapore

You can currently find 52 industrial properties for rent on 99.co, covering a wide range of business needs. Whether you're a small-scale operation looking for a compact workspace or a logistics firm in need of expansive warehouses, there’s something that suits every requirement. Listings span across Singapore’s major industrial estates, including Tuas, Ubi, Woodlands, and more.

Rental prices for industrial spaces on 99.co typically range from S$ 1.2K to S$ 108.45K per month, depending on the type, size, and location of the property. Average rental price often sit around S$ 8.34K monthly. You can use filters on the platform to refine your search by budget, helping you find the right property within your financial plan.

On 99.co, you’ll find a variety of industrial property types to choose from. These include B1 industrial units for light manufacturing or R&D, B2 units for heavier industrial use, warehouse spaces for logistics and storage, as well as flatted factories and ramp-up facilities. Each type serves different business operations, so it’s important to select one that matches your industry’s needs and regulatory compliance.

Yes, 99.co allows you to filter listings by key specifications such as ceiling height, floor loading, electrical power supply, and vehicular access options like loading bays or ramp-up access. These technical features are crucial for businesses that require heavy machinery, high-volume storage, or frequent truck movement. Filtering makes it easier to shortlist properties that are operationally feasible.

Some of the most popular areas for industrial property rentals include Tuas, Pioneer, Jurong, Ubi, Kaki Bukit, and Woodlands. Tuas and Pioneer are well-known for large-scale, heavy industrial activities, while Ubi and Kaki Bukit are closer to the city and ideal for B1 users. Woodlands and Senoko in the north also offer a good supply of affordable industrial spaces. You can search by town, zone, or MRT proximity on 99.co to narrow down your location.

The typical lease term for industrial properties is between one to three years, though this can vary depending on the landlord or the condition of the unit. Some landlords may be open to shorter or flexible lease arrangements, especially for older units or if the space has been vacant for a while. Always check the listing details or contact the agent to discuss lease term flexibility.

Yes, most industrial rentals are subject to Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Singapore. The rental amounts displayed on 99.co generally exclude GST, unless otherwise stated in the listing. It’s important to confirm the final payable rental – including GST – with the listing agent before proceeding with any agreement.

Depending on the property’s land status, you may need to obtain approval from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) or JTC Corporation before signing a lease. For JTC industrial units, tenant applications and approvals are often mandatory. If you’re planning to use the unit for something other than its approved use (for instance, using a B1 unit for food processing), you may also need a change-of-use permit. The listings on 99.co typically specify the approved usage type, helping you ensure compliance from the start.

Industrial properties are strictly meant for business or commercial activities, so you’ll need to be a registered entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) to enter into a lease. Individuals cannot rent industrial units for personal use. Whether you’re a sole proprietor or a private limited company, ensure your intended business activities align with the unit’s permitted use.

Yes, many industrial rental listings on 99.co come with partial or full fittings. These units may include built-in office cabins, air-conditioned areas, mezzanine levels, or installed lighting and power trunking. Renting a fitted unit can help you save on renovation costs and reduce setup time, allowing your operations to start quickly. Simply select the “Fitted” filter to view these options.

Gross floor area (GFA) includes shared facilities such as common corridors, staircases, and toilets, while usable floor area refers to the actual space you can occupy and operate within. On 99.co, listings typically display both measurements so you can understand the difference and make a more informed decision when comparing units.

Each industrial property listing on 99.co comes with an agent’s contact information. You can use the “Enquire Now” button on the listing page, or call and message the agent directly through WhatsApp. Some listings also offer virtual tours or 3D walkthroughs, which let you explore the space online before committing to a physical visit.