A whole building sale involves the transfer of an entire property structure and associated land, typically to institutional investors or developers, requiring specialized structuring, comprehensive due diligence, and sophisticated financing arrangements.
| Transaction Structure | Approach |
| Asset transfer | Title deed for entire building |
| Tenancy transfer | All existing leases assigned |
| Corporate sale | Alternative via company ownership |
| Strata dissolution | If previously subdivided |
| Buyer Profile | Typical Acquirer |
| Institutional | REITs, pension funds |
| Developers | Value-add repositioning |
| Family offices | Long-term hold strategy |
| Corporate | Owner-occupier expansion |
| Due Diligence Scope | Investigation |
| Title verification | Clear ownership confirmation |
| Tenant analysis | Lease terms, credit quality, occupancy |
| Building condition | Comprehensive technical survey |
| Financial performance | 3-year income and expense history |
| Regulatory compliance | All permits and certificates current |
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