Sales

Think of us as your long-term partner, providing the right specialized expertise today and beyond
​to help you build and grow your business.  

Land Advisory

Connect with our well-established network of lenders, investors, and developers to achieve your goals.

​We stay on top of the latest regulatory, environmental, transportation and legal issues to ensure you can overcome any hurdle to get the results you need in the shortest time possible.

Acquisition & Disposition

Properties are owned by occupiers or investors. Buying or selling requires proficiency in timing, positioning, the latest market data, and execution of the right strategy.
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Our team has the resources, experience, platform and network to achieve successful transactions for owner-users or investors.

Whatever your motivation for selling or purchasing, we are here to assist. 
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Investment Sales: The purchase and sale of income-producing industrial, office & flex buildings.  Investors typically look for properties with stable income streams, attractive cash-on-cash returns, and potential for appreciation.

1031 Exchange Sales: The exchange of one income-producing property for another, in order to defer capital gains taxes. This strategy is often used by investors who want to sell a property and use the proceeds to purchase another property.

First Purchase Sales: The purchase of a first commercial property, often by a new investor or business owner. The property may be used for the buyer's own business operations, or as a leased investment which generates income.

Sale-Leaseback Transactions: The sale of a property to an investor, who then leases the property back to the original owner. This allows the original owner to free up capital while still retaining the use of the property for their business operations.

Development Sales: The purchase or sale of land or properties with the potential for development, such as vacant land or properties with existing structures that can be redeveloped or repurposed.

Distressed Sales: Properties that are in financial distress, such as those in foreclosure or bankruptcy. These properties may be sold at a discount in order to quickly recover some of the outstanding debt or to avoid a total loss.