Our Services

We provide comprehensive commercial real estate services for investors, business owners, landlords, tenants, and developers. Our services include investment sales, commercial leasing, landlord representation, tenant representation, site selection, property acquisition and disposition, land brokerage, development consulting, market analysis, and valuation guidance. Whether you are buying, selling, leasing, or developing commercial property, our team helps clients make informed real estate decisions backed by local market expertise.

Our brokerage works with a wide range of commercial property types, including sale or lease of office buildings, retail centers, industrial properties, warehouses, multifamily apartments, mixed-use developments, hotels, medical offices, self-storage facilities, land, and investment properties. We tailor our approach based on each property's investment potential, location, and the client's long-term goals.

Before purchasing commercial property, buyers should evaluate location, zoning, future land use, property condition, tenant quality, lease terms, operating expenses, financing options, expected return on investment, local market trends, and future development plans. Conducting proper due diligence helps investors minimize risk and identify opportunities for long-term appreciation and cash flow.

Every transaction is unique, but most commercial real estate transactions take between 60 and 180 days from listing or contract to closing. The timeline depends on financing, due diligence, inspections, environmental studies, appraisals, negotiations, title work, and the complexity of the transaction. Larger investment properties and development sites may require additional time.

We provide commercial real estate services throughout the Tampa Bay region and across Florida. Our team assists clients with buying, selling, leasing, investing, and developing commercial properties in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota, Lakeland, Orlando, and surrounding markets. We also work with investors seeking opportunities throughout the state.

Yes. We assist investors with buying and selling investment properties as part of a 1031 tax-deferred exchange. We coordinate with qualified intermediaries, identify replacement properties, analyze investment opportunities, and help clients meet IRS timelines while maximizing long-term investment goals.

Yes. We work with a network of trusted lending partners to help buyers explore financing solutions for a variety of commercial real estate transactions. Depending on the property type and borrower qualifications, financing options may include conventional commercial loans, SBA loans, bridge financing, construction loans, owner-occupied financing, and investor loan programs. Our team can connect you with experienced lenders, explain available financing options, and help you identify the solution that best aligns with your investment goals, cash flow, and timeline. Whether you're purchasing your first commercial property or expanding your investment portfolio, we can help simplify the financing process from start to closing.

Yes. We provide full-service commercial real estate representation for buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, investors, and developers. Whether you're acquiring an investment property, leasing office space, selling commercial land, or expanding your business, our advisors provide strategic guidance tailored to your objectives and the current market.

Before signing a commercial lease, it's important to understand the lease structure, rental rate, operating expenses, common area maintenance (CAM) charges, lease term, renewal options, tenant improvement allowances, maintenance responsibilities, and permitted property use. We help clients review lease terms, negotiate favorable provisions, and ensure the agreement supports their long-term business objectives.

A gross lease generally includes most operating expenses within the rental payment. A modified gross lease splits certain expenses between the landlord and tenant based on negotiated terms. A triple net (NNN) lease requires the tenant to pay base rent plus property taxes, insurance, and maintenance expenses. Understanding these lease structures is essential when comparing commercial properties and estimating total occupancy costs.