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Rental prices for production space or production halls vary greatly in Chur. Ultimately, factors such as specific suitability for production processes (e.g. high floor load capacity, sufficient ceiling heights, powerful power connections, crane tracks), technical building equipment (e.g. compressed air supply, process cooling, extraction systems), the location within designated industrial zones with good transport links for freight traffic and operating costs all influence the rental costs of the space. Production halls in modern industrial areas with optimal infrastructure for manufacturing companies (e.g. suitability for heavy goods traffic, proximity to suppliers) and the relevant permits are generally characterised by higher rental prices.

In contrast, rents in locations with infrastructure restrictions for manufacturing companies, in older halls in need of renovation or with simpler basic facilities can be significantly lower. When it comes to renting production space in Chur, rental costs average CHF 180 per m² / year. It is not possible to say how high rents are likely to be in general. This is because in isolated prime locations for production with tailor-made infrastructure, expansion potential and optimal logistics connections, rents can be many times higher than the average rent. As mentioned above, however, there are significant differences in rental costs, which depend on factors such as the condition of the production hall and the operational facilities, the micro-location (e.g. industrial neighbourhood, permit status for certain emissions) and transport links in Chur, the term of the lease, the specific standard of fit-out (e.g. suitability for certain types of machinery, existing installations for process media, layout of production areas, social rooms for production employees) and any necessary adjustments or modernisation. Lease agreements for production properties are often long-term, and aspects such as index clauses, operating cost arrangements, responsibilities for the maintenance of production facilities and compliance with environmental regulations, as well as options for space expansion, may be part of the agreement. In addition, it should be noted that in most cases a security deposit is required. This is not regulated by law for commercial properties and averages six months' rent. Once you have found a suitable production property in Chur, you can contact the landlord using the contact form and provide your email address and telephone number to receive further information about the costs.

Renting production space offers many opportunities and possibilities for further growth of your company. For example, renting rather than buying property results in lower initial costs. This often plays a decisive role, especially in the early stages of your manufacturing business.

Renting a production hall in Chur therefore offers a further advantage, as it does not place an additional burden on the initial costs. In contrast, purchasing or leasing production properties is much more capital-intensive and, depending on the situation, can also be very complex. Further advantages are: Renting gives you the flexibility to move to another location if your production company grows, new manufacturing technologies are introduced, production volumes increase or logistical requirements change, requiring a different room layout, hall size or technical equipment. Provided that the lease agreement allows for this flexibility. In addition, you do not have to pay for maintenance or repairs to the basic structure of the building or the outdoor facilities that are not your fault. When renting production halls, the landlord is usually responsible for basic maintenance of the building (roof and structure) and the outdoor facilities, as well as basic media connections up to the handover point. Finally, renting also offers tax advantages in certain cases.