How is build-to-suit different from leasing an existing warehouse?
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Warehouses De Pauw
“Leasing an existing warehouse is faster: the building already exists, so occupation can start within weeks. Build-to-suit takes longer, typically 12 to 15 months from contract signing, but the facility is designed entirely around the company's process from day one. In both cases the business leases rather than owns, so the investment stays off the balance sheet.”
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