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If you're looking to buy commercial property in London, there are many concerns beyond "do you like it" and "can you afford it." Location is of paramount importance for a business, and whether you're buying property in London for your own business, or to let to business tenants, you may find the residential tactic of searching in outlying areas for bargain properties is entirely out of the question. Consider what kind of business you'll be locating in your property. Some retail businesses may find it worthwhile to pay the premium prices for a location on the High Street. Other businesses may do well finding a shop front near a quiet residential area. Again, an experience commercial estate agent should be able to advise you which areas of London might be best suited for your business plans. There are some considerations that remain the same for any kind of property, commercial or residential. F or instance, a listed historic building may have restrictions on remodelling and renovation that do not suit your needs. But if you can work within the constraints of the regulations, these properties can often be found for good prices. London is full of beautiful historic buildings, but many people and businesses find historic designations create too many problems for building maintenance. If you are planning on buying property in London, the first step we recommend is talking to a number of estate agents specialising in the type of property you're looking for and/or the neighbourhood(s) you're interested in. Finding the right estate agent can mean the difference between a pleasant property buying experience, and plodding through a tedious, unpleasant and expensive ordeal. |