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I'd highly suggest buying if possible. Given all the crap we generally have to do to a building to get it networked it's nice to be able to drill/plaster/knock holes out/paint/air condition etc with abandon.. A couple of years ago I had a real muck around even putting air-conditioning into a rented place because it was drilling a hole through brick and this place was hot as hell. Screw battling to improve someone else's lot. At least if you own it any renovations are a semi investment. Plus it's really good having the business aquire a substantial asset if you ever need funds for expansion because business loans aren't always the easiest to get.
Of course business rentals don't tend to have the turnover residentials do so you'll wait longer between finding leasees if you move out and rent it out. At least thats the case here... it's not exactly silicon valley.
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