Getting or renting a commercial space asks for researching some factors. Concerning buyers, the basic ground-level research determines the purpose of getting a commercial area. Following that a suitable place needs to be chosen. Equally fair is for the renters. They are also to be prepared with some factors. The other factors to consider before getting a commercial space area:

SAYA PIAZZA, 131 NOIDA EXPRESSWAY

An excellent commercial space must come with at least the factors discussed at the topmost part. One such place is Saya Piazza. Located at sector 131, Noida Expressway, it was launched by Saya Homes. A great feature is that it puts forward Saya retail shops, restaurants, Saya 131 food courts, offices etch at a very budget-friendly price. It is located on the Noida Expressway, and it serves as a good stop. Also, the place is surrounded by an excellent residential neighborhood.

And to wrap it up, Saya 131  is undoubtedly an excellent place for buyers as well as for renters. 

1. To do research/survey on whether the purpose of getting the space in the first place will be beneficial and profitable in that area or not.

 It goes well for buyers and renters. The purpose should be well served, which should be made clear at first. Attracting profit demands that the space never is too far from the mainstream areas or locations. Again, some buyers prefer areas that are not even too close to the busiest locations. Else, the decorum of the space may get hampered. So in this context, it is also clear examining the neighborhood is also a must.

2. Accessibility of the area

People look out for locations where good transportation is available. Added places with a parking spot, public transport, security, and familiar surroundings are always in high demand. Buyers are ready to pay a reasonable sum for places where all the facilities are provided in hand.

3. Litigation cases should be clear.

Any litigation cases on the commercial space can distract buyers and put the renters in trouble. 

4. Look out for good tenants.

One point of advice for the renters is to seek good tenants; those who have good records have a reputation in the market. A good tenant will always increase the value of that commercial space.

WHY CHOOSE COMMERCIAL SPACE IN NOIDA EXPRESSWAY

The area of the Noida Expressway is growing in terms of businesses and varied opportunities. And with that, the area is experiencing heavy constructions to cater to the needs. Plus, the Noida Expressway serves as a significant linkage between developed cities such as Greater Noida, Gurgaon, and Delhi, to put in a nutshell. In short, we can say that the area is bustling with trade and business opportunities.

Such developmental works have paved the way for more and more commercial spaces to be constructed to suffice the increasing number of offices, commercial buildings, or hubs. 

Metaphysics of Sound: In Search of The Name of God

or A Brief History of the world Beyond the Usual 

Join Nataša Pantović, Maltese and Serbian researcher of ancient world’s, on a mind-boggling tour of history and sounds - from the Ancient Sumerian Priestess Sin Liturgy right up to the development of Ancient Greek and Cyrillic alphabet. This new novel contains a dialogue between two European cultures, Roman and Greek from an Ancient Slavic perspective, an intimate encounter of Balkan, its history and culture, a glimpse into the evolution of Ancient Egyptian’s, Ancient Maltese, Ancient Greek - Ionic and Slavic sounds.

A Brief History of the world Beyond the Usual (the subtitle of the book) contains the historical overview of the development of people, sounds and symbols as frequencies. In the story, Ivana Šeravac was about to turn 30 when she found herself on a train journey to a Montenegro’s monastery Ostrog. Ivana’s travel companion, we are told, is David Archer who happens to be in Montenegro on a research trip related to his Phd work in London. “In search of the Name of God” we follow Nataša’s life-long research into the oldest recorded history of Europe, the 21 symbols of Ancient Serbian Vinča’s pottery, the 1st ever published Sumerian Liturgy for the Moon Goddess SiN by a Sumerian Priestess, Ancient Greek Herodotus and his encounter of Slavs, the Orphic Rituals with its Text of Derveni Papyrus from Macedonia, and the spread of the Dio-Nysus cult in the European Balkan.

The novel is divided into two parts, both of which are narrated by Ivana Šeravac when she is retired and living alone, and by the Author. The first part begins in the 1980s with the meeting of Ivana and David, on a train journey to a famous Montenegro’s monastery Ostrog, of whom three feature in the remainder of the story: Author, as the narrator, David Archer, and Ivana, who is doing her life-long research in sound and the development of alphabets. The two discuss the philosophical background of two major Ancient Europe’s thought forms – liberals and conservatives, democratic and monarchy-ruled, Greek-links and Romans, Slavic and Germanic. David has a Phd from the Cambridge University and Ivana stays a mum, determined not to let go of her research passion.

At this point Nataša's narration of the second part of the novel – which is twice as long as the first – begins, it is a historical journey through sounds, followed by the  "classical antiquity" with the Hellenistic, Eastern European history in the Ancient Mediterranean, from the beginning of recorded Ancient Greek history in 776 BC. This roughly coincides with the Golden period in Ancient Greece in Balkan. Following the development of the languages researching the Ancient Egyptian Rosetta Stone, the Ancient Homeric Ionic Greek, Nataša uses the Slavic Cyrillic script to map the oldest Phoenician Alphabet to the European development of languages.