“landlords grow rich in their sleep without working,
risking or economizing.”
John Stuart Mill
POLITICAL ECONOMIST
“Landlords grow rich in their sleep without working,
risking or economizing.”
John Stuart Mill
POLITICAL ECONOMIST
COMMERCIAL SERVICES OFFERED
COMMERCIAL SERVICES OFFERED
Business
Corporate
Services
This includes helping businesses of all sizes expand their facilities and find new locations; the buying, selling, and leasing of commercial realty; and locating specialty properties for manufacturers, retail, office or other organizations.
Tenant
Services
This includes property and facility management services, project management to rehab a space to be leased, and assisting landlords with all aspects of renting out commercial real estate listings.
Investor
Services
This is a specialization in investment properties and advising investors on purchases and how to make the best investments in real estate. We also assist with financing and loan services.
Advisory
Services
The advisory services cover a range of information that commercial realty buyers and sellers need to know, such as market value, taxation, construction, risk management, and zoning regulations.
Business Corporate Services
This includes helping businesses of all sizes expand their facilities and find new locations; the buying, selling, and leasing of commercial realty; and locating specialty properties for manufacturers, retail, office or other organizations.
Investor Services
This is a specialization in investment properties and advising investors on purchases and how to make the best investments in real estate. We also assist with financing and loan services.
Tenant Services
This includes property and facility management services, project management to rehab a space to be leased, and assisting landlords with all aspects of renting out commercial real estate listings.
Advisory Services
The advisory services cover a range of information that commercial realty buyers and sellers need to know, such as market value, taxation, construction, risk management, and zoning regulations.
APARTMENTS/
MULTI-FAMILY

OFFICE

RETAIL

The retail sector includes everything from smaller neighborhood shopping centers (encompassing, for example, a small grocery, pharmacy, and a few restaurants or clothing stores) to large “super-regional” malls that have entertainment activities and can draw shoppers from a great distance. In the remainder of the spectrum are community shopping centers, fashion or specialty malls, outlet malls, and “power” centers with a “category-dominating” anchor tenant like Home Depot or Wal-Mart. Retail properties are most broadly influenced by the state of the national economy generally, especially such indicators as employment growth and consumer confidence levels. More local factors include the property location and its traffic flow; population demographics; and local household incomes and buying patterns. Retail store leases frequently contain a base rent plus a “percentage rent” based on the tenant’s gross sales figures. Leases also often have long terms; as with office buildings, this means that after a while lease rates may lag current market rates, and step-ups may need to wait until lease expirations. New tenants may also demand more in the way of space improvements that contribute to the “look and feel” of their business.
INDUSTRIAL

Other property types in the commercial sector include
self-storage facilities, healthcare properties, hotel/lodging
accommodations, and senior living centers.