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Commercial Property for Sale in Gurgaon With Existing Tenants: Buyer Due Diligence

Buying a tenanted commercial property means buying its lease as well as its walls. Here is the due diligence buyers should do in Gurgaon.

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October 10, 2026

Commercial property for sale in Gurgaon with existing tenants appeals to investors who want rental income from day one. Pre-leased offices, tenanted shops and leased warehouses can offer immediate cash flow, but their value depends on the lease, the tenant and the property’s paperwork. A tenanted property is only as good as the agreement and the business behind the rent.

This guide explains the due diligence buyers should do before investing. It is general information; consult a lawyer and chartered accountant before buying. Rental income is never guaranteed, and tenants can leave or default.

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What you are buying

When you buy a tenanted property, you usually take over the existing lease. Its rent, escalation, lock-in, deposit and exit terms continue with you as the new landlord, subject to the agreement.

Lease review

TermWhat to check
Rent and escalationCurrent rent and how it rises
Lease term and lock-inHow long the tenant is committed
Security depositAmount and transfer to you
Maintenance responsibilitiesWho pays common charges and repairs
Exit and renewalTenant’s rights to leave or renew
Permitted useWhat the tenant can use the property for
RegistrationWhether the lease is registered

Tenant checks

Look at the tenant’s business, financial stability, payment history and how long they have occupied the property. A well-established tenant with a long lock-in is usually lower risk than a new business with a short lease.

Rent records

Ask for bank statements or receipts showing rent received over a meaningful period. Confirm that rent is paid on time and in full.

Read the lease, not the brochure

Ask us to highlight lock-in, escalation and exit terms in the existing lease.

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Property documents

Verify title, approvals, occupation certificate, permitted use, property tax and no-dues. Confirm that the property’s approved use matches the tenant’s business.

Security deposit transfer

The tenant’s security deposit is usually refundable at lease end. Agree with the seller how the deposit will be transferred or adjusted in the price.

Vacancy risk

Consider what happens if the tenant leaves. How easily could you re-let the property, and at what rent? Check vacancy levels and demand in the area.

Costs and returns

Rental yield depends on rent, purchase price and costs such as maintenance, property tax, insurance and vacancy. Calculate net yield after costs, and remember that returns are not guaranteed.

Taxes

Rental income is taxable, and GST may apply to commercial rent in some cases. Get advice from a chartered accountant.

Attornment

After purchase, the tenant usually acknowledges the new landlord through a letter or agreement. Ask your lawyer about the process.

Questions to ask the seller

  • How long has the tenant been in the property?
  • What is the lock-in and remaining term?
  • Has rent always been paid on time?
  • Is the lease registered?
  • How will the deposit be handled?

Red flags

  • Rent well above market levels
  • Short remaining lock-in
  • Unregistered or unclear leases
  • Tenant’s business at odds with permitted use
  • Missing rent records

Who this guide suits

It suits investors buying pre-leased offices, tenanted shops and leased industrial or warehouse properties.

Market rent comparison

Compare the existing rent with current market rents for similar properties nearby. If the rent is well above market, it may fall when the lease ends or the tenant renegotiates. If it is below market, there may be room to increase it at renewal.

Lease expiry profile

For buildings with several tenants, check when each lease expires. Many leases ending at the same time increases vacancy risk.

Condition of the property

Inspect the property’s condition, including services, roof, lifts and common areas. Major repairs can reduce returns.

Read more

Explore our guides to pre-leased office space for sale, tenanted commercial shops for sale and commercial property with existing rental income. Our commercial property for sale page lists current options.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a tenanted commercial property?

A property sold with an existing tenant and lease in place.

Do I take over the existing lease?

Usually yes, subject to the agreement.

What lease terms matter most?

Rent, escalation, lock-in, deposit, maintenance, exit, permitted use and registration.

How do I judge the tenant?

Look at their business, stability, payment history and occupancy period.

Should I see rent records?

Yes, bank statements or receipts over a meaningful period.

What happens to the security deposit?

It is usually transferred or adjusted in the price.

Is rental income guaranteed?

No. Tenants can leave or default.

What is attornment?

The tenant's acknowledgement of the new landlord after sale.

What are red flags?

Above-market rent, short lock-in, unclear leases and missing records.

Can you help review a tenanted property?

Yes. We gather leases and records for your advisers.

Should the rent match the market?

Compare it with market rents. Above-market rent may fall at renewal; below-market rent may rise.

What is a lease expiry profile?

When each tenant's lease ends. Many ending together increases vacancy risk.

Should I inspect a tenanted property?

Yes, including services, roof, lifts and common areas.

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