Office Buildings: Properties designed and equipped for office-based businesses. These can range from small office spaces in low-rise buildings to large corporate skyscrapers.
Retail Spaces: Properties used for selling goods or services to consumers. This category includes shopping centers, strip malls, standalone retail stores, and storefronts in urban areas.
Industrial Properties: Facilities used for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, or other industrial purposes. Examples include warehouses, factories, distribution centers, and industrial parks.
Hospitality Properties: Properties providing lodging and accommodation services. This includes hotels, motels, resorts, and bed-and-breakfast establishments.
Multifamily Residential Properties: Residential buildings with multiple units that are rented out to tenants. While primarily residential, they are considered commercial properties because they generate rental income.
Special Purpose Properties: Properties designed for specific uses, such as healthcare facilities (hospitals, clinics), educational institutions (schools, universities), recreational facilities (gyms, sports complexes), and religious institutions (churches, temples).
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