December 13, 2016
These posts are dedicated to those who work hard to find that competitive edge in the ever-changing world of commercial real estate. These individuals often have a variety of responsibilities which may include buying, selling, leasing, and managing commercial properties, such as office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, warehouses, and other types of commercial properties. They may work as agents, brokers or property managers for a variety of clients.Â
Commercial real estate professionals may also go by a number of other possible titles. They are commonly referred to as commercial real estate agents, brokers or broker managers. Commercial real estate analysts also fall under this umbrella as well as property managers, leasing agents and sales associates, among other titles.Â
Commercial real estate professionals may also specialize in areas of the industry that include office and retail space, industrial sites and spaces and investment sales. A commercial real estate professional also assists clients in transactions including property valuation, market analysis, negotiation, financing and property management.
If you’re a commercial real estate professional you’ll feel right at home.