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Small Bay Retail And Other Commercial Properties
By Contributor on December 11, 2018
The term small bay basically refers to spaces of no more than 2,500 square feet in floor area.
While it can be used to describe residential property, it is mostly used to describe commercial property in practice.
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Especially businesses that take up retail space.
Small bay retail for example, often refer to smaller standalone retailers like nail salons, generic shops, and small food establishment outlets.
It can also refer to industrial property such as small bay warehouses or commercial property such as small bay offices.
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