What's included
What all-inclusive means at GridShare
Updated November 11, 2026 · 1 min read
One relationship, instead of a stack of bills
A business coming out of a garage is often paying a home electric bill, a home internet bill, and a storage invoice, then still working from a driveway. A traditional warehouse lease often adds another layer: a separate utility account, plus taxes and insurance passed through on top of rent.
All-inclusive means the bay comes with utilities and Wi-Fi, and without the pass-through taxes and insurance charges most warehouse leases add. The lease for the building you want is where that list is written down.
What you walk into
Long Island City includes utilities and Wi-Fi, and the building has shared loading. On-site management is how the property is run. You get a bay that is ready for your goods and your work.
Your racking, your products, and the way you ship them stay yours. GridShare provides the bay and the building services in the lease for that location.
See it on the tour
On a tour, look at the power, the light, the Wi-Fi, and the path to the shared dock. Ask how taxes, insurance, and utilities read in the lease. Those answers are what “included” means for that address.
Pricing depends on the term, the square footage, credit, and the lease structure. We’ll walk through it with the size and the term you have in mind.