Commercial property to let in Manchester doesn’t sit around for long, particularly if it’s central and fairly priced. A start up might want a small office on a short lease, a retailer cares about footfall and a haulier needs loading bays, so everyone’s after something a bit different, and most businesses don’t have months to spare on looking around.
At Alex Martin, we help businesses find commercial property for let in Manchester and see the process through to a signed lease. We know the area well, and we’ll tell you if a place isn’t right for you.
Office lettings in Manchester run from small suites for 2 or 3 people up to whole floors. Plenty of firms want the city centre, close to clients and the train stations. Others move a little way out to get lower rent and easier parking. If that sounds like you, it’s worth looking at office to let in Greater Manchester too, so keep an open mind.
Manchester isn’t only offices. There are shops, warehouses, bars and gyms too, and each suits a different kind of business. Below are the types we deal with most day to day. That includes vacant commercial premises in Manchester that you can move into once terms are agreed and the paperwork is finished.
Small suites and full floors for start ups and professional firms. Choices range from a high profile commercial building in Manchester City Centre to quieter business parks.
Commercial units to let in Manchester for shops, salons and cafés that rely on passing trade. Busy shopping streets cost more, but neighbourhood parades can work well too.
Space for storage, distribution and light manufacturing, usually with loading access and parking. Many of these are commercial properties to let in Greater Manchester, often close to main roads.
Restaurants, bars, gyms and event spaces. Layout, licensing and opening hours matter more here, so it’s worth talking them through before you view.
Premises on main roads and in town centres where people walk past every day. Often used for professional services and retail, depending on the permitted use.
Upon acceptance of your account request, you will obtain access to view comparable sales and rental data of Alex Martin Commercial Fi. & F2 use (formerly Di./ D2( market in the UK. Useful data for valuation purposes is available such as interactive graphs and £ per sq ft timelines amongst many other features.
Nobody enjoys the paperwork that comes with taking on a business space. This is roughly how it goes when you come to us for commercial lettings in Manchester.
Your solicitor will normally deal with the legal side. We’ll keep in touch while that’s happening so nothing stalls.
A good agent saves you time. Here’s what you get with us at Alex Martin.
Alex Martin offers local market knowledge, a good spread of property types and straight answers from start to finish. We take your brief seriously, so the commercial property for let in Manchester we show you should fit your budget, your timeline and how your business actually runs, which means fewer wasted viewings and a quicker route to the right space for your business.
To get started, call us on +44 (0) 207 100 2348 or email office@alexmartin.co.uk with a few details about your business. We’ll get back to you quickly, talk through the options and arrange viewings that suit your diary. There’s no obligation at this stage, so if you’re still working out what you need, an early conversation can help narrow things down.
The number changes regularly as units are let and new ones come on, so the best way to find out is to check our current listings or contact us.
You’ll find offices, retail units, industrial units and warehouses, leisure and hospitality premises, and high street properties.
It depends on the location, size, type and condition of the property. Rent is usually quoted per sq ft per annum, and you may also pay business rates, service charge and, where applicable, VAT.
Sizes run from small offices of a few hundred sq ft to large industrial units of many thousands of sq ft.
That depends on the landlord. Some offer short, flexible lets, while others prefer longer leases, and break clauses can often be negotiated.
Once you’ve agreed terms and the legal work is complete, it can take a few weeks. Some units can be ready sooner.
It depends on the property’s current use class and what you plan to do there. Check with the local planning authority before you sign.
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