The HUNTER Industrial Property Buyer Checklist

Before I bought my first industrial property in 2019, I had already viewed more than 100 units across Singapore. I walked the loading bays, checked how strong the floors were, looked at the ceiling height, and tested every deal against the real numbers — because I didn't want to learn the hard way with my own money.

That search taught me what actually matters when you buy a factory or warehouse. It's rarely the price on the brochure. It's the things you only notice when you're standing inside the unit — can a lorry reach my door? Is the power enough for my machines? Will a tenant actually want this space later?

So I wrote all of it down. That became the HUNTER framework — six simple questions I ask before I'll put my name on any deal. It's not theory. It's the same checklist I still use today, and now it's yours to download and bring to every viewing.

Most agents will hand you a glossy brochure, tell you what you want to hear, and rush you to sign. I'd rather you understand what you're buying first — because a cheap price means nothing if your trucks can't turn into the ramp, or the unit's approved use doesn't allow your tenant's trade.

Whether you're a business owner tired of paying rent, or an investor looking for yield without paying ABSD — I'm here to help you see past the marketing and find the right space.