There are not many agents involved in the sale of warehouses, as most opt for the residential sector, which is much easier and more extensive
SANTO DOMINGO – Industrial buildings occupy a specific place among the types of structures that companies consider when addressing their space needs. The first industrial buildings were developed during the Industrial Revolution to house large steam engines, chimneys, boilers, labor, and raw materials; others were used as housing for workers.
In the Dominican Republic, the Herrera Industrial Zone, inaugurated in the 1960s, currently houses the largest number of industrial buildings, with a large number of companies located there, providing jobs for thousands of people
This immense market represents an opportunity for real estate agents. That's why Jeremías Rodríguez, of Super Naves, has identified with this sector since he entered the business, and has been involved in it for over 15 years.
This expert breaks down the topic, dividing the vast world into four parts: free trade zones, private industrial parks, pro-industry systems, and those of private investors.
It is estimated that the minimum area required for its operation ranges from 100 to 150 square meters up to 20,000 square meters or more, depending on the type of business. It can be installed for storage, food production, assembly, manufacturing, and other purposes.
Agents involved in selling warehouses are not common. They find it easier to focus on residential properties, the specialist points out, adding that he promotes his sales nationwide. "I don't limit myself; wherever the business comes up, I'm there.".
Taking advantage of its national route, it also offers commercial lots. In Bávaro, Punta Cana, and Samaná, it adds tourist properties to its offerings.
Depending on the type of business, Rodríguez explains, the warehouses may be adjacent to residential developments. “Some need to be separated from the city to operate. There are many investors who own large warehouse spaces and rent out offices.”.
