Landlord Representation

Building owners have the ability to shift the mood of a neighborhood, help stabilize or spark a local economy, and make a small business owner’s dream come true. You have the capacity to affect lives in unique, powerful ways. 

Our connections in the community, extensive knowledge of investment property, land use, planning and building codes, and city history, plus our experience working with developers, community businesses and neighborhood stakeholders allow us to create, find, and see opportunities where others might not.

They are a part of the fabric of a community. They are unique spaces that took years to bring to fruition and transform over time. Some are inherited, representing generations of hard work and connection to family. Some are hard-earned investments, bought with life savings and vision, family and friend contributions, DIY elbow-grease, and intimidating loan payments.

Stewardship is not a sexy term, but it’s a core concept to our entire business approach. It’s a great honor and privilege that our clients entrust us with their buildings and spaces. To us, every building has complex meaning - personal and financial value to owners, economic and cultural significance in the neighborhood, and historic meaning to the city.

We bring deep respect to our relationships with clients. We do the work to see their vision and help them find the balance that feels right to them, between making a profit from an investment, finding reliable tenants, and being a good member of the community. We strive to build mutually beneficial relationships for everyone.  

• Start to finish transaction process management 

• Vetting and establishing the viability of prospective tenants

• Handling all showings (all spaces are shown by an agent) 

• Understanding value based on market analysis and maximizing value

• How best to present your space and long-term planning consultation

• Zoning, occupancy, building code, and city requirements, laws and policy

• Assistance with lease drafting and understanding terms

• Imagining and visioning space usage, building design, construction and architectural needs

• Negotiation and dealing with other experts and brokers

• Assistance with architects, consultants, inspectors, contractors, attorneys and other professional