One of the most important and complex business decision is whether to buy or lease commercial real estate. Often it is far more difficult than buying a house. Buying or leasing a commercial property is not an easy job. There are many legalities and formalities that must be kept in mind while making a commercial property investment.

Football has gained a lot of momentum in India in the past few years. However, the sport is still in its nascent stage with only a few children having opportunities for professional training and access to quality sports infrastructure. With the objective of providing state-of-the-art facilities and comprehensive training to talented children, Citadel has sponsored a team of young football players at the Youth Champions League.

Real estate is usually considered as a low-risk asset class because the volatility of real estate returns is relatively low as compared to other investment options. Consequently, commercial real estate (CRE) investments prove lucrative for entrepreneurs as CRE yields higher returns than residential properties. Entrepreneurs can invest surplus funds into CRE and earn short-term revenues by renting or leasing the property. Alternatively, they can decide to use the property for business purposes and save on the rent they were previously spending.

Are you thinking of leasing your property to a bank?

As per the Banking Regulation Act of 1949, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provides incentives for banks looking to open branches in underbanked areas of the country. Based on this, banks search for properties that assist their expansion plans and help fulfil these requirements. An individual who is in possession of a property they wish to lease, may do so to a bank that needs a premises in the same locality.

“For it is in giving that we receive.” – Francis of Assisi

Corporate social responsibility is an integral part of the Citadel vision. The company has been supporting institutions that work tirelessly to strengthen the community. Through sponsorship, volunteer work and profit sharing, we are constantly looking for ways to support and nurture the underprivileged communities.

What is a Build-to-Suit lease?

Build-to-Suit Leases (aka. Design-Build) are those in which companies select a real estate partner to design and execute the building of a workspace tailored specifically to their operations, requirements and vision. In exchange, the firm accepts a long term tenancy agreement following the completion of the building.