Commercial property

Property used in such a manner as to make money. From renting spaces for flea market; to building an office building to run your business out of. Commercial property includes office buildings, industrial property, medical centers, hotels, malls, retail stores, farm land, multifamily housing buildings, warehouses, and garages.

Landlord Representation

Landlord representation is a service commercial real estate brokers provide to property owners and investors to help their assets, attract and maintain the right renters, and, ultimately, enhance the investment value.

industrial property 

Industrial real estate refers to properties used to develop, manufacture, or produce goods and products and logistics real estate that supports the movement and storage of products and goods. These buildings aren't as glamorous as other types of real estate, like a glimmering skyscraper, well-manicured multifamily community, or crowd-drawing shopping center. However, industrial real estate is vital because these properties are the workhorses of the industrial economy.

leasing

With a gross lease, the tenant will pay a base rent amount and all other expenses will be covered by the landlord. The difference between a gross lease and a modified gross lease is that with the latter, pass-through costs must be reimbursed to the landlord by the tenant.

In a triple net lease, the tenant will pay the landlord for all the costs that the landlord would cover in a gross lease, including insurance, taxes, and common area maintenance.

seller representation

Focuses on selling the property according to the terms the seller or owner sets. This includes getting the best price for the property, negotiating terms, selling it quickly and managing the legal transaction.

The seller’s agent works with the buyer’s agent to negotiate the terms of the sale. This includes presenting the seller with all buy offers, negotiating the terms exclusively for the seller’s benefit, and updating the seller on changes in the market.

retail property

Retail real estate consists of establishments that build and develop shopping and entertainment properties. Many people have found themselves in such a property as this category includes shopping malls, clothing shops, florists, and many more. The retail sector provides services that include renting, leasing, managing, buying and selling retail real estate.

buyer representation

When representing you as a Buyer, you can expect to be treated like a client instead of a customer. What’s the difference? Clients are entitled to superior services, relative to customers. Being a client means that you’ve formed a fiduciary, or agency, relationship with us. We are working FOR you. 

Land development & consulting

Land development is a “value-added” process, where incremental value is obtained at each step in the development process, such as when the land is entitled, permitted and as site improvements are completed.

office property 

Office buildings are usually loosely grouped into one of three categories: Class A, Class B, or Class C.

These classifications are all relative and largely depend on context—i.e. the location of the building and health of its surrounding market.

Class A buildings are considered the best of the best in terms of construction and location.

Class B properties might have high-quality construction, but with a less desirable location.

Class C are those that might be fairly dilapidated and in an unfavorable location.