Property types
Commercial space for lease
Six kinds of space, one approach: understand the operation first, then find or build the space that fits it.
Office
Office space is where a company's culture is most visible. We lease suites, full floors and whole buildings in central business districts and suburban office parks, and we plan each space around how the tenant actually works: hybrid schedules, client-facing areas, focus rooms and collaboration zones.
Typical uses: Corporate and regional headquarters, Professional services: legal, accounting, consulting, finance, Technology and software teams.
Industrial & logistics
Industrial space moves the American economy. We lease bulk distribution, regional warehouses, light manufacturing and last-mile facilities near the highways, ports, rail and population centers that supply chains depend on.
Typical uses: E-commerce fulfillment and third-party logistics, Regional and national distribution, Light and advanced manufacturing.
Retail
A retail location is a business decision first and a lease second. We lease storefronts, neighborhood and community centers, single-tenant pad sites and mixed-use ground floors, and we share the trade-area information that helps a retailer decide.
Typical uses: National and regional retailers, Restaurants, cafés and quick service, Grocery and specialty food.
Flex & R&D
Flex buildings give growing companies office and production space under one roof. They suit businesses that assemble, test, store or show what they make, with offices for the team that runs it.
Typical uses: Research and development, Light assembly and testing, Showrooms with storage.
Medical office
Healthcare is moving closer to patients. We lease medical office suites and outpatient buildings for practices, health systems and specialty providers, with the parking, accessibility and infrastructure patients and clinicians need.
Typical uses: Physician and dental practices, Urgent care and outpatient clinics, Imaging, therapy and rehabilitation.
Build-to-suit & land
When no existing building fits, a facility can be built for the tenant. A build-to-suit pairs a long-term lease with a building designed around the operation: its size, layout, loading, power and expansion path.
Typical uses: Headquarters campuses, Purpose-built distribution and manufacturing, Single-tenant retail and restaurants.
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