Findor focuses on industrial real estate sales and leasing, including warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and flex spaces. We primarily serve Brooklyn, NY and surrounding areas throughout New York and New Jersey.

Yes. We specialize in sourcing industrial properties in high-demand zones based on your business’s size, logistics needs, and zoning requirements. Whether you're looking in Bushwick, Gowanus, or Newark, we help you secure the right space in the right location.

We work directly with property owners to position their asset competitively in the market, attract qualified buyers or tenants, and negotiate premium sale prices or above-market rents. Our strategies are data-driven and tailored to each property.

Yes. Our lead broker holds active real estate licenses in both NY and NJ, allowing us to serve clients across state lines with local expertise in each market.

Timelines vary depending on property type, condition, and location, but many of our listings see strong activity within the first few weeks. Our marketing and broker network help accelerate visibility and close deals efficiently.

Demand for industrial space in Brooklyn remains strong, especially for well-located warehouses, flex spaces, and last-mile distribution hubs. With limited supply and rising e-commerce needs, owners are often seeing record sale prices and competitive lease offers.

Findor uses a combination of recent sales comps, zoning insights, and off-market activity to provide a tailored valuation. We also factor in rental income, property condition, and demand in your specific submarket to price your asset for maximum return.

In the Brooklyn and NY/NJ industrial markets, we see strong leasing activity from logistics companies, food production businesses, construction suppliers, creative manufacturers, and e-commerce fulfillment operations.

Brooklyn offers proximity to key highways, ports, and major population centers. Industrial space here benefits from low vacancy rates, rising rents, and consistent demand — making it one of the most stable commercial asset classes in the region.

Yes. We regularly work with clients seeking off-market or pre-market deals. Our direct relationships with property owners and local brokers help us uncover opportunities that aren’t listed publicly.

Zoning can significantly impact industrial property usage. We’ll help you review zoning codes, COs (Certificates of Occupancy), and environmental or manufacturing restrictions to ensure the space aligns with your intended business use.

Yes. We assist 1031 exchange investors in identifying qualified replacement properties within tight deadlines. Our listings, network, and experience help streamline the process while protecting your tax-deferred status.

Unlike generalist brokers, Findor focuses specifically on industrial real estate. With deep market knowledge, a legal background, and a sharp eye for negotiation, we consistently deliver above-market results for sellers, landlords, and business owners.

Start by contacting us through the form below, giving us a call, or sending an email. We’ll discuss your goals, assess your property or search needs, and outline a step-by-step strategy that aligns with your timeline and investment objectives.

Brooklyn offers proximity to major ports, dense population centers, and excellent highway access — making it a prime location for last-mile delivery, warehousing, and manufacturing. Limited space also drives higher valuations and lease demand.

Start by organizing documentation: COs, environmental reports, lease agreements, and utility records. Then consult a broker like Findor to determine pricing strategy, market timing, and upgrades that add value.

Brooklyn industrial zones include M1, M2, and M3 districts. These dictate permissible uses — from light manufacturing to heavy industrial. Findor helps you navigate zoning and land use regulations before buying or leasing.

Conversion depends on zoning, property condition, and city approvals. In most cases, industrial-to-residential conversion is challenging in Brooklyn due to zoning restrictions, but some M-zones allow for innovation with special permits.