Self-Assessment Checklist

Ensures your business is legally registered and has a clear ownership structure. ​ Example: Registering your business as a sole proprietorship or Company Ltd by guarantee and having all necessary legal documents in place. ​

Assesses your financial stability, including funding and documentation. Example: Having a detailed financial statement, proof of funding, or a loan approval letter. ​

Evaluates your ability to meet lease obligations and financial commitments. ​ Example: Demonstrating consistent revenue streams or providing a guarantor for lease payments.

Focuses on having a solid business plan and a compelling offer for the space. ​ Example: Presenting a business plan that outlines your goals, target audience, and how your business will benefit the community. ​

Reviews your past business achievements and relevant experience. Example: Sharing testimonials from previous clients or showcasing successful projects you've completed. ​

Checks your ability to plan and execute the physical setup of the space. ​ Example: Providing contractor quotes and a timeline for completing renovations or interior design. ​

Ensures your operations meet industry standards and align with the development’s goals. ​ Example: Having standard operating procedures (SOPs) for customer service and inventory management.

For food businesses, assess compliance with restaurant-specific requirements. ​ Example: Showing compliance with health and safety regulations or having a kitchen layout plan approved by authorities.

Evaluates how well your business aligns with the landlord’s long-term vision and strategy. ​ Example: Proposing a unique concept that complements the development’s retail mix and community goals.