There is a stretch of road in Aslali — roughly between the Aslali circle on NH-48 and the Kheda approach — where, if you drive slowly enough on a weekday morning, you will count more than a dozen logistics trucks parked outside warehouses at any given time. Goods going to Vadodara, goods arriving from Surat, containers heading towards Mundra Port, and refrigerated vehicles for pharma distribution. It is a live, breathing freight corridor.

I have been visiting properties in this belt since the early 2000s, and what Aslali has become in the last decade is genuinely remarkable. From a fairly ordinary industrial area on the outskirts of Ahmedabad’s southern edge, it has grown into one of Gujarat’s busiest and most strategically important warehousing corridors.

If your business is looking for a warehouse for rent in Aslali — whether you are a 3PL operator, an FMCG distributor, a pharma company, or an e-commerce brand building out your Gujarat fulfillment network — this guide will give you everything you need to make a smart, informed decision in 2026.

Why Aslali? The Honest Case for This Location

Before we get into rents and property types, let me explain what makes Aslali genuinely compelling — not as a marketing pitch, but as a real logistics and business decision.

NH-48: The Single Biggest Advantage

Aslali sits directly on NH-48 — the Ahmedabad–Vadodara Expressway — one of India’s highest-volume freight corridors. For businesses that move goods between Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, or further south towards Mumbai, this is not just a convenience. It is a direct cost advantage. You are saving fuel, turnaround time, and driver wait costs every single day.

Compare this with Vatva or Narol — also solid industrial zones — where your trucks have to navigate city signals and congestion before hitting the highway. In Aslali, you are on the expressway almost immediately. For high-frequency distribution businesses, that difference is measurable, and it adds up every month.

Port Connectivity That Actually Matters

Mundra Port, Kandla Port, Pipavav — Gujarat’s biggest cargo gateways — are all accessible from Aslali with relative ease via NH-48 and the connecting corridor roads. Businesses dealing in imported raw materials or export-oriented finished goods find Aslali’s position particularly useful for reducing port-to-warehouse and warehouse-to-port transit cycles.

One of our clients — a mid-size chemical trading company — told me their port-to-warehouse transit for containers arriving from Mundra used to take 14–16 hours when their warehouse was in Vatva. After shifting to Aslali, the same run clocks in at 10–11 hours consistently. That is nearly 5 hours saved per container trip. Multiply that across a year of operations and you are looking at serious logistics savings — not to mention driver fatigue and vehicle maintenance costs.

The 3PL and E-Commerce Angle

In the last three years, we have seen a very clear shift: third-party logistics companies and e-commerce fulfillment operators are increasingly choosing Aslali as their Ahmedabad base. The reason is operationally sound — Aslali allows them to serve both north Gujarat (Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Mehsana direction) and south Gujarat (Anand, Vadodara, Surat direction) from a single warehouse location. That geographic coverage from one point is efficient in a way that no other single Ahmedabad location quite matches.

Warehouse Rental Rates in Aslali — What the Market Looks Like in 2026

Let me give you an honest picture of what you will actually pay in Aslali today. These are not figures pulled from a database — they are based on active listings and live deals we are handling at IndiaWarehousing right now.

A few important things to keep in mind with these numbers:

• Rates above are for covered built-up area. Open yard or compound space is typically charged separately at ₹4 to ₹8 per sq.ft/month depending on the property and its road access.
• Grade A rents in Aslali have appreciated approximately 15–20% over the past three years, driven by consistent demand from 3PL and e-commerce occupiers who have few alternatives offering comparable highway access.
• Properties with dock-level loading bays, bubble insulation, and modern fire suppression systems command a justified premium of ₹3 to ₹5 per sq.ft over comparable basic structures — and in most cases, the premium pays for itself in operational efficiency and insurance savings.
• Security deposits across Aslali run at 3 to 6 months’ rent. For Grade A properties, owners are increasingly pushing for 6 months — we negotiate this at the table for every client we represent.

Important: Do not trust rental figures from general property portals for Aslali. Many listings are months out of date, or quote rates for properties with no NA approval, no fire NOC, and disputed ownership. At IndiaWarehousing, every listing reflects current verified rates for fully compliant properties. What you see is what the market is actually transacting at.

Aslali Is Not One Location — Know the Micro-Pockets Before You Shortlist

This is something most guides completely skip over, and it is genuinely important. Aslali is not a uniform industrial area — it has distinct internal micro-locations, each with its own rent level, road quality, truck access, and tenant character. Getting this right saves you from leasing in a pocket that looks good on a map but does not match your actual operations.

From our field experience: The Aslali–Narol junction belt works well for businesses with smaller trucks doing frequent city deliveries. But if you are running 32-wheelers or container trailers daily, stick to properties with direct NH-48 access on the main Aslali corridor — the internal roads near the junction can get tight and congested during morning peak hours, especially between 8 AM and 11 AM on working days.

Is Aslali the Right Fit for Your Business?

Aslali is the right choice for some businesses and genuinely not the right choice for others. I prefer to be direct about both rather than have you sign a lease and realise the mismatch six months in.

Aslali Works Best For:

• 3PL and contract logistics operators who need centralised Gujarat distribution with expressway-first access for multi-city coverage.
• FMCG companies are running high-frequency distribution to the south and central Gujarat dealer networks from a single hub.
• Pharma distributors needing Grade A compliant storage with reliable connectivity to Vadodara and Bharuch pharma manufacturing clusters.
• E-commerce brands building their Gujarat fulfillment center and needing one location that covers both north and south markets efficiently.
• Import-export-oriented businesses need a well-connected mid-point between Ahmedabad and Gujarat’s major ports.

Consider Alternatives If:

• Your primary freight routes run north towards Rajasthan or west towards Rajkot — in those cases, Changodar or Sanand may offer better freight economics for your specific lanes.
• You need a budget godown below 5,000 sq.ft — Narol or Vatva GIDC will typically offer more options at lower rent thresholds.
• Your operation involves heavy manufacturing or requires large plant and machinery footprints — Sanand SIR or Viramgam zones are structurally better suited.

Pro Tip from IndiaWarehousing: If you are genuinely torn between Aslali and Changodar, do a freight cost simulation. Map your top 10 freight lanes, estimate monthly truck trips on each, and calculate the highway distance and toll difference from both locations. In most cases, the right answer becomes clear within 30 minutes of doing this exercise. We do this with every client who has shortlisted both locations — it cuts through the noise faster than anything else.

5 Things to Check That Are Specific to Aslali — Not Generic Advice

Beyond the standard compliance documents — NA land approval, fire NOC, GST registration, owner KYC — there are five Aslali-specific factors we check for every property we show in this belt. These come from years of doing site visits here and knowing where the surprises hide.

1. Truck Turning Radius Inside the Compound: Some pockets of Aslali have internal compound roads that are too narrow for a fully loaded 32-wheeler to execute a single-turn entry or exit. This is not obvious from photos or even a casual site visit. Walk the compound with your transporter or logistics manager before committing — a narrow turning radius adds daily time cost that you will feel every single morning.
2. Plinth Height Above Road Level: Parts of Aslali are low-lying and have experienced waterlogging during Gujarat’s heavy monsoon seasons. A plinth height of at least 2.5 to 3 feet above road level is important for flood protection. We make this a specific check on every Aslali property visit — it is a non-negotiable for us before we recommend a property to a client.
3. Electricity Load Sanctioned vs. What You Actually Need: Many older structures in Aslali have limited sanctioned power load — sometimes single-phase, sometimes well below what a modern distribution operation requires. If your business needs 3-phase power, specific voltage for machinery, or high-load cold storage infrastructure, confirm the sanctioned load with the electricity board before you go any further in the negotiation.
4. NH-48 Service Road vs. Main Carriageway Access: Some Aslali properties access the highway via the service road rather than the main carriageway, which has toll and vehicle category restrictions that vary. Understand exactly which road your trucks will use for daily entry and exit — and whether that road has any weight restrictions or time-of-day rules.
5. Peak Hour Congestion Near APMC Yard and Kheda Junction: These areas generate significant local freight and agricultural traffic that spills into Aslali’s internal roads. We physically time the access routes for each property we show during peak and off-peak hours — because a 10-minute difference in truck access time, multiplied across 50 trips a day, becomes a significant operational factor.

In 2024, we prevented a Pune-based logistics company from signing a lease on an Aslali property that looked excellent on paper — right size, fair rent, modern construction, good road frontage. Our verification found the compound road width was inadequate for their specific fleet of 32-foot trailers. The owner was not hiding it — nobody had simply measured it. That is the kind of detail that does not show up in a listing description but absolutely shows up in your daily operations. It is also exactly why IndiaWarehousing inspects every property physically before it goes on our platform.

A Real Aslali Leasing Story — What Good Looks Like

In early 2024, a Mumbai-headquartered FMCG company approached IndiaWarehousing looking for a Gujarat distribution warehouse. They needed approximately 35,000 to 40,000 sq.ft, Grade A compliance, and a location that could efficiently serve both Ahmedabad city and their growing south Gujarat dealer base. They had already visited two properties independently — one in Changodar and one near Narol — and were not satisfied. The Changodar property was slightly beyond their rent budget. The Narol option had no fire NOC and a congested approach road that their logistics head had immediately flagged.

We shortlisted three properties in Aslali based on their requirement profile. After two site visits and a freight cost comparison across all candidate locations, they chose a 43,000 sq.ft Grade A warehouse on the main Aslali corridor — equipped with 4 dock-level loading bays, a full fire hydrant system, 4mm bubble insulation for temperature management, and complete legal compliance including NA approval, fire NOC, and GST registration.

The agreed rent was ₹22 per sq.ft. We negotiated a 2-month rent-free fit-out period before operations commenced, and capped the annual escalation at 5% against the owner’s initial ask of 7%. The security deposit was brought down from 6 months to 4 months. Total financial saving versus the owner’s opening terms: approximately ₹8.5 lakh over the first year.

Operations started within 35 days of lease signing. Six months in, their Gujarat logistics manager sent us a message saying their south Gujarat delivery TAT had improved by nearly 20% compared to their previous Ahmedabad warehouse. They have since referred two vendor partners to us for warehouse searches in Gujarat. That referral is the review we value more than any other metric.

Why Businesses Choose IndiaWarehousing for Their Aslali Warehouse Search

• We are the only Ahmedabad-based platform focused exclusively on warehouse and industrial properties — no residential, no retail, no office clutter diluting our attention or our listings. Every person who calls us is looking for exactly what you are looking for.
• Every Aslali property on IndiaWarehousing has been physically visited and verified by our team — NA land approval, fire NOC, GST compliance, ownership documents, truck access, plinth height. You will not waste a site visit on a non-compliant or misrepresented property through us.
• We know Aslali property by property. We know which compounds are at flood risk, which access roads cannot handle 32-wheelers, and which landlords have a track record of maintaining the property well over a long lease. That local knowledge is built from 20+ years of visits, deals, and follow-up — it cannot be replicated from a database.
• Our founder Chetan Dattani brings 20+ years of commercial and warehouse real estate experience specific to Gujarat’s industrial market. Warehouse leasing is not one of our services — it is the only service we do. That focus shows in every deal we close.
• Zero listing fees for property owners. Brokerage of 1 to 3 months’ rent payable only at successful lease closure — no advance fees, no hidden charges, no pressure to close a deal that is not right for you.

I get calls almost every week from business owners who are leasing a warehouse for the first time. Some are expanding — they have outgrown a small godown in Narol and need 20,000 sq.ft near a highway. Others are setting up their first Ahmedabad distribution point, moving goods in from Mumbai or Delhi and needing a proper base here in Gujarat.

The excitement is always there. But so is the confusion.

“Do we need NA approval?” “What is a fair security deposit?” “The owner is asking for 3 months advance — is that normal?” “Someone told us fire NOC is not required for a shed — is that true?”

After 20+ years of closing warehouse leases in Ahmedabad — from small 5,000 sq.ft godowns in Vatva to large 1,00,000 sq.ft Grade A facilities in Changodar — I have seen deals go smoothly when businesses follow a clear process, and I have seen deals fall apart — sometimes painfully — when they skip steps.

This guide is exactly what I wish every first-time warehouse tenant in Ahmedabad had before they started their search. It is not generic advice. It is ground-level, Ahmedabad-specific, and built on real experience.

Step 1: Get Brutally Clear About What You Actually Need

Before you look at a single property, sit down and answer these questions honestly — because your answers will determine not just the right warehouse, but the right belt in Ahmedabad:

• How much space do you need today — and in 2 years? (Lease a space that fits your 2-year projection, not just today’s stock level)
• What kind of goods are you storing? Dry goods, temperature-sensitive products, chemicals, or heavy machinery all have different infrastructure requirements.
• How often are trucks coming and going? Daily? Weekly? This directly impacts which roads and access widths matter.
• Do you need a dock-level loading bay or a flat-floor drive-in setup?
• Is GST invoicing going to happen from this warehouse? If yes, GST-ready infrastructure and a compliant property are non-negotiable.
• What is your realistic monthly rent budget — including the hidden costs like maintenance, electricity, and security?

Real example: A textile wholesaler from Surat once came to us wanting a 30,000 sq.ft warehouse in Changodar. After discussing their actual operations — goods arriving twice a month, mostly light fabric rolls, no GST dispatch from the location — we suggested a 15,000 sq.ft space in Aslali at nearly 30% lower rent. They thanked us three months into the lease. Don’t let ambition override reality in step one.

Step 2: Understand Ahmedabad’s Industrial Belts Before You Shortlist

Ahmedabad is not one industrial market — it is a collection of very distinct belts, each with its own cost structure, tenant profile, and infrastructure quality. Choosing the wrong belt costs you money every single month in freight, compliance, or operational friction.

• Changodar & Bavla Belt: Best for FMCG, auto, pharma, and 3PL. Premium location, premium rents (₹18–28/sq.ft). Excellent highway access to NH-47 and NH-48.
• Aslali & Narol Belt: Strong logistics corridor along NH-48 (Ahmedabad–Vadodara Expressway). Good for south Gujarat distribution. ₹16–24/sq.ft.
• Sanand & Viramgam Belt: Ideal for automobile sector, engineering, and large-format manufacturing. DFC proximity is a growing advantage. ₹14–22/sq.ft.
• Vatva & Kathwada (GIDC): Older industrial area, more budget-friendly, closer to city. Good for traders and smaller SMEs. ₹12–18/sq.ft.
• Santej–Rakanpur–Chhatral: Northern belt. Strong pharma and chemical presence. Growing modern warehouse supply. ₹12–18/sq.ft.

At IndiaWarehousing, we don’t just send you a list of available properties. We first understand your supply chain flow and then suggest which belt makes logistical and financial sense for your business. That conversation saves weeks of wasted site visits.

Step 3: Verify the Property Before You Fall in Love With It

This is the step where most first-time tenants make their biggest mistake. A warehouse can look perfect on a site visit — clean floor, high ceiling, good road access — and still be a legal and operational minefield.

Here is what must be verified before you go any further:

Warning from the field: We once had a client who had already verbally agreed on rent and visited the property three times before approaching us. When we ran our standard verification, we found the property had no NA conversion — the owner was aware and had simply not disclosed it. That deal would have led to legal trouble within months of occupation. This is why IndiaWarehousing verifies every listing before it goes live on our platform.

Step 4: Negotiate Smartly — Beyond Just the Rent

Most tenants go into a negotiation focused only on the per sq.ft rent number. That is important, but it is not the only variable on the table — and sometimes not even the most important one.

What to Negotiate Beyond Rent:

• Security Deposit: Market norm in Ahmedabad is 3 to 6 months’ rent as a refundable deposit. For Grade A properties, owners sometimes push for 6 months — do not accept this without scrutinising the owner’s track record on refunds.
• Rent-Free Period: For spaces needing fit-out or repairs before occupation, negotiate 1 to 2 months rent-free while the property is being made ready. Owners of vacant properties often agree.
• Annual Escalation Clause: Standard in Ahmedabad is 5% per year or lock-in periods with fixed rent. Insist on clear written escalation terms — a verbal “we’ll figure it out” from an owner is a future dispute waiting to happen.
• Maintenance Responsibility: Who pays for structural repairs? Waterproofing? External roads? Get this in writing. Ambiguous maintenance clauses are the most common source of landlord-tenant disputes we see.
• Lock-in Period and Exit Clause: Know your exit terms before you sign. Can you exit with 3 months’ notice? Is there a lock-in of 2 years? For large spaces, these terms have real financial implications.

Insider tip: In a slow leasing market — which parts of Ahmedabad saw in late 2023 for mid-size spaces — we got one of our e-commerce clients a 2-month rent-free period, 4% escalation cap (down from the owner’s initial ask of 7%), and a structural repair commitment from the owner before occupation. None of that was offered upfront. It all came through structured negotiation.

Step 5: Get the Lease Agreement Right — Every Single Clause

The lease agreement is your protection for the next 3, 5, or 9 years. A poorly drafted lease is a ticking clock.

Key clauses that must be in every warehouse lease agreement in Ahmedabad:

1. Clear property description including survey number, area, and construction details
2. Exact rental amount, escalation terms, and payment dates
3. Security deposit amount, conditions for deduction, and refund timeline
4. Maintenance responsibilities clearly split between owner and tenant
5. Lock-in period and exit notice period for both parties
6. Permission clause for internal modifications like racking, mezzanine, office partitions
7. Subletting restrictions (important if your operations change)
8. Dispute resolution mechanism — ideally specifying Ahmedabad jurisdiction
9. Clause confirming property’s legal status (NA, fire NOC, approved layout)

We always recommend getting the agreement reviewed by a local property lawyer before signing — even if the owner presents it as a ‘standard format.’ Standard formats protect the person who wrote them.

Step 6: Plan Your Move-In — The Step Most People Ignore

After the lease is signed, there is a practical window — usually 2 to 4 weeks — where you need to plan the physical setup before your goods arrive. This is where many businesses scramble unnecessarily.

• Arrange your GST registration update to the new warehouse address immediately after signing.
• Confirm utility connections — electricity meter, water supply — are functional before moving inventory.
• Assess security requirements: CCTV, gating, security guard deployment.
• Plan your racking layout and procure material handling equipment before the first truck arrives.
• Inform your transporter, CFA, or 3PL partner of the new address and access road details.

At IndiaWarehousing, our support does not end at lease signing. We have vendor connections for warehouse racking, security systems, and basic civil work — and we are happy to make introductions if you need them. It is part of how we build long-term relationships rather than one-time transactions.

Why IndiaWarehousing Makes This Entire Process Easier

Every step above — requirement analysis, area selection, property verification, negotiation, lease drafting, move-in coordination — is something we do with our clients, not just for them. We are a specialist warehouse property firm, not a general real estate portal.

• We deal exclusively in warehouse and industrial properties. That means sharper market knowledge, more relevant listings, and zero time wasted on properties that don’t suit your use case.
• Every property on our platform is 100% verified for NA conversion, fire NOC, and GST compliance before it is listed. No nasty surprises post-signing.
• We have been operating in Ahmedabad’s industrial market since 2015, and our founder brings 20+ years of on-ground expertise in commercial and warehouse leasing across Gujarat.
• We charge zero listing fees from property owners. Our brokerage — 1 to 3 months’ rent — is collected only on successful lease closure. That alignment means we work for outcomes, not just activity.
• We are local. We know the Changodar cross traffic situation. We know which pockets in Aslali have truck access issues. We know which landlords in Sanand are reliable and which ones are not. That local knowledge is not available on any national portal.

We have helped businesses ranging from first-time Ahmedabad warehouse occupiers to MNC logistics firms setting up their Gujarat distribution hubs. In every case, the process is the same — understand the client first, then find the property. Not the other way around.

Why Changodar is Ahmedabad’s #1 Warehouse Hub — An Insider’s View

Let me be honest with you — after spending over 20 years helping businesses find the right warehouse space in and around Ahmedabad, I’ve been asked one question more than any other: “Changodar lagta hai theek rahega, but is it really worth it?”

And every single time, my answer is the same: if you are a serious business — whether you are in FMCG, pharma, auto components, or logistics — and you want a location that gives you operational stability, market credibility, and long-term value, Changodar is hard to beat.

But don’t take just my word for it. Let me walk you through what I have seen, dealt with, and learnt from years of working in this belt — with actual numbers, real examples, and some honest caveats too.

1. What Makes Changodar Different From Other Industrial Areas?

Ahmedabad has no shortage of industrial areas. Vatva, Narol, Aslali, Kathwada — they all have their strengths. But Changodar holds a position that none of the others can easily replicate, and here is why.

First, it sits right at the crossroads of NH-47 (towards Rajkot) and NH-48 (towards Mumbai and Delhi). Any business that needs to move goods quickly across western India — this location is a gift. I have personally seen logistics companies reduce their freight turnaround time by nearly 2 days just by shifting from Vatva to Changodar, simply because of the highway access.

Second, the area has a genuine industrial ecosystem. When I say that, I mean there are ancillary vendors, repair shops, fuel stations, skilled transport labour, and freight agents all within a 5 km radius. That kind of ecosystem does not develop overnight — Changodar has been an industrial hub for decades, and that history shows in the quality of support infrastructure available to businesses operating there.

Quick note from the field: One of our clients — a Rajkot-based auto component manufacturer — shifted their Ahmedabad distribution warehouse to Changodar in late 2022. Within 6 months, they reduced their inbound logistics cost by about 12% just because of better truck availability and highway proximity. That kind of real-world saving matters.

2. The Rental Reality — What You Actually Pay in Changodar

People come to us with estimates they’ve heard from friends or seen on random portals — “someone told me it’s ₹12 per square foot.” That number is outdated and frankly, a bit misleading when you factor in what type of warehouse it refers to.

Here is a more grounded picture based on what we see in active deals at IndiaWarehousing right now:

• Basic shed / older construction (pre-2015 build): ₹14 – ₹18 per sq.ft/month
• Standard warehouse with docks, fire safety: ₹18 – ₹22 per sq.ft/month
• Grade A compliant warehouse (NA approved, GST-ready, modern construction): ₹22 – ₹28 per sq.ft/month
• Build-to-Suit (BTS) development on leased land: Negotiated per project basis

The premium for Grade A is absolutely justified — especially if you are dealing with pharma, food, or e-commerce goods where compliance and storage conditions directly affect your business. A ₹3 to ₹4 per sq.ft premium for a fire NOC-compliant, GST-registered property saves you far more in avoided legal hassles and insurance issues.

At IndiaWarehousing, we never show you a property without verifying its NA land status, fire compliance, and lease documentation. That is non-negotiable for us — because we have seen what happens to businesses that skip that step.

3. Who Is Actually Leasing in Changodar Right Now?

This is the question I find most revealing. The tenant mix in any industrial area tells you everything about its quality and future trajectory.

In Changodar today, you will find:

• Automobile OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers serving Sanand (Tata, MG Motor belt)
• FMCG distribution hubs for national brands running pan-Gujarat operations
• Pharma companies from the Ahmedabad–Ankleshwar corridor
• 3PL and contract logistics operators managing multi-client storage
• E-commerce fulfillment centres for brands targeting Gujarat and Rajasthan markets

This diverse, high-quality tenant base is both a sign of the area’s credibility and a practical benefit for any new occupier — because the area’s industrial gravity keeps improving infrastructure, transport links, and vendor availability over time.

A Real Case from Our Files

In 2023, we helped a mid-size pharma distribution company based in Surat find a 25,000 sq.ft warehouse in Changodar. They were initially looking at Aslali because of the cost advantage. After site visits to both locations and a proper logistics cost analysis, they chose Changodar — the slightly higher rent was offset by lower freight costs to their North Gujarat dealer network, and the Grade A facility meant their insurance premium dropped significantly.

They renewed their lease at the end of year one and actually expanded their space. That outcome — renewal and expansion — is what tells us we matched the right business to the right space.

4. What to Watch Out For — Honest Cautions

No area is perfect, and we at IndiaWarehousing believe in giving you the full picture.

• Traffic congestion during peak hours near Changodar cross can slow truck movement — plan your loading and dispatch schedules accordingly.
• Rental rates for Grade A properties have appreciated significantly in the last 3 years. If you are on a tight budget, plan for 3-year or 5-year lease terms with pre-negotiated escalation caps — we always help our clients with this.
• Not every property marketed as ‘Grade A’ in Changodar is truly compliant. We have seen plenty of properties without proper NA approvals being rented at Grade A rates. This is exactly why we verify every single listing before it goes live on IndiaWarehousing.

Road width at certain micro-pockets is a constraint for 32-wheeler trucks. Always confirm truck access before signing any lease.

5. Why Businesses Choose IndiaWarehousing for Changodar Warehouses

There are dozens of property brokers who will show you warehouses in Changodar. What makes us different is not just our listings — it is the process we follow and the outcomes we deliver.

• Every property on our platform is 100% verified — NA approval, fire NOC, GST compliance, and ownership documents.
• We do not just show you spaces. We understand your supply chain, your sector, and your compliance needs before recommending a shortlist.
• We have been operating in the Ahmedabad warehouse market since 2015, and our founder Chetan Dattani brings 20+ years of commercial real estate expertise specifically focused on industrial and warehouse properties.
• We are a focused, specialist firm — not a general-purpose property portal mixing flats and offices with warehouses. Every inquiry we handle is a warehouse inquiry.
• We have zero listing fees for property owners and a transparent brokerage model — so there is no incentive for us to push a property that does not fit your needs.

Our goal is not to close a deal. Our goal is to find you a space you stay in for 5 years and come back to us for your next expansion. That is the only way to build a business like ours in a city like Ahmedabad.