What matters in Allermöhe
Sell commercial property: preparation for the specific location and property.
Separate property from business contents
Map buildings, yard areas and related interests. Inventory machinery, furniture and operational items separately by owner. A hall and land do not automatically constitute a complete business sale. Explain which visible installations transfer and which merely illustrate current operations.
Evidence use and equipment specifically
Record room function, access, connections and supported technical information. Ask buyers about workflow, deliveries and equipment. Compare requirements with existing use. Changes remain a separate proposal; neither a dyke position nor a large yard establishes universal commercial suitability.
Examine connections to retained premises
Where parts remain occupied, record access, meters and utility routes carefully. Review agreements and necessary changes. Spatial boundaries may require additional technical arrangements. Buyers need to distinguish existing independence from functions requiring work or agreements.
Evidence occupation and handover
Allocate agreements to offered areas. Separate property payments from services and record term and handover dependencies. For owner occupation, plan clearance and technical follow-up. Compare offers including differing vacancy or fit-out requirements before promising handover timing.