SMRT Shop Space price info?

[sodan]

Hello there,

I've been trying hard searching for the right forum to post my query. Hope this is right and I can get feedback.

Is anyone knows how and where can I find out any information(or pass transactions) on the price range to tender for shop space leasing offered by SMRT?

Please kindly help!!

Ta~

[nakatago]

Why don't you try calling them?

[sundaymorningstaple]

Why don't you try calling them?

Yer reckon?

[nakatago]

Why don't you try calling them?

Yer reckon?

I was able to find the info--space, availability, location, price--myself and I ain't sayin' how.

[sundaymorningstaple]

3 whole clicks. Guy must be a good candidate for a distance learning MBA from Yangon University.

[sodan]

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

help.help.help.

Why don't you try calling them?

Yer reckon?

I was able to find the info--space, availability, location, price--myself and I ain't sayin' how.

[ecureilx]

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

Oh dear .. so how do people rent ?? You just sign on a blank paper and hope the number fits what you can afford ??

[sodan]

Ooops, that exactly the strategy!! Coz i have no order way to find out the price range and I'm here to ask for H.E.L.P!

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

Oh dear .. so how do people rent ?? You just sign on a blank paper and hope the number fits what you can afford ??

[ecureilx]

Ooops, that exactly the strategy!! Coz i have no order way to find out the price range and I'm here to ask for H.E.L.P!

So, you will call Pizza Hut to ask for Macdonald's burger prices ?

Never mind ..

[Strong Eagle]

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

help.help.help.

Yer reckon?

I was able to find the info--space, availability, location, price--myself and I ain't sayin' how.

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots.

Then, you need to determine your volume of product, mark up you can get away with, and whether or not you can support the rent. A lot of small shops close up very quickly when the owner realizes it takes a large number of $10 and $20 sales just to pay the rent.

[ecureilx]

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots. ....

Essentially, he / she needs a business plan before anything

[sodan]

I already have the business plan...

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots. ....

Essentially, he / she needs a business plan before anything

[sodan]

Strong Eagle,

The problem is almost closed to impossible to find out the shop space rental(now or pass transactions) leased by SMRT. I have no clue.

I also tried asking the current shop cashier about the rent. The young school boy just showed me a "don't care" face and said "dunno". I tried the other shop cashier and she said "don't know, is the boss to rent"!!

All I need is just a good location shop space just to start my business. Have almost everything ready.

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

help.help.help.

I was able to find the info--space, availability, location, price--myself and I ain't sayin' how.

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots.

Then, you need to determine your volume of product, mark up you can get away with, and whether or not you can support the rent. A lot of small shops close up very quickly when the owner realizes it takes a large number of $10 and $20 sales just to pay the rent.

[Strong Eagle]

So maybe you need to contact the business owner. Look, you've already said you don't know what a reasonable bid is. I've already told you that there are two components... what you think you could afford, based upon your business plan, and what others are paying.

What's left? This isn't rocket science. Get the name of the owner and find out. What other choice is there, other than bidding an amount your biz plan says will work and seeing if you are successful?

Strong Eagle,

The problem is almost closed to impossible to find out the shop space rental(now or pass transactions) leased by SMRT. I have no clue.

I also tried asking the current shop cashier about the rent. The young school boy just showed me a "don't care" face and said "dunno". I tried the other shop cashier and she said "don't know, is the boss to rent"!!

All I need is just a good location shop space just to start my business. Have almost everything ready.

don't think can obtain price information from them otherwise won't have this tender thingy right?

help.help.help.

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots.

Then, you need to determine your volume of product, mark up you can get away with, and whether or not you can support the rent. A lot of small shops close up very quickly when the owner realizes it takes a large number of $10 and $20 sales just to pay the rent.

[sodan]

Strong Eagle,

How can we find out the owner of the commercial shop?

Ta~

So maybe you need to contact the business owner. Look, you've already said you don't know what a reasonable bid is. I've already told you that there are two components... what you think you could afford, based upon your business plan, and what others are paying.

What's left? This isn't rocket science. Get the name of the owner and find out. What other choice is there, other than bidding an amount your biz plan says will work and seeing if you are successful?

Strong Eagle,

The problem is almost closed to impossible to find out the shop space rental(now or pass transactions) leased by SMRT. I have no clue.

I also tried asking the current shop cashier about the rent. The young school boy just showed me a "don't care" face and said "dunno". I tried the other shop cashier and she said "don't know, is the boss to rent"!!

All I need is just a good location shop space just to start my business. Have almost everything ready.

You need to ask other shop owners what they are paying at that location. And, you need to check alternate sites against what is being paid for SMRT spots.

Then, you need to determine your volume of product, mark up you can get away with, and whether or not you can support the rent. A lot of small shops close up very quickly when the owner realizes it takes a large number of $10 and $20 sales just to pay the rent.