Our property management services can be tailored to fit the needs of each of our property owners. Our services typically include a range of activities such as property maintenance, rent collection, tenant screening and selection, lease management, accounting, and legal compliance.

We work closely with property owners to ensure that their properties are well-maintained and that tenants are satisfied. We handle the day-to-day operations of the property, including repairs and maintenance, landscaping, and cleaning. We also ensure that tenants are paying their rent on time and enforce lease agreements.

Our brokers can expertly market and advertise properties to attract new tenants, as well as negotiate lease agreements and handle tenant disputes. We can also provide advice and guidance to property owners on matters such as property taxes, insurance, and legal compliance.

Overall, our services are designed to help property owners maximize the value of their real estate investments while minimizing the day-to-day responsibilities and stress associated with managing their properties. These services can be particularly useful for owners of multiple properties, absentee owners, or those who simply prefer to delegate property management tasks to professionals.

Our leasing services begin with the familiarization of the asset and market research to establish the best positioning of a property. We tailor listings to best represent the property and reach out to prospective tenants directly. Whether residential or commercial our team will also conduct background checks on potential tenants, including credit checks, employment verification, and financial review, to ensure that they are the best fit for your property.

Our brokers will negotiate lease agreements. We work closely with our clients to outline the terms of the tenancy, including the duration of the lease, the amount of rent, security deposit requirements, and any other conditions or restrictions.

Offering property management services in addition to leasing ensures we understand the needs of each property and helps create synergy between tenants, resulting in a more successful property.

We form relationships with our clients to ensure they get the best experience possible whether they’re buying or selling. We have experience with building and land sales, both commercial and private. We use the data from partners like Placer.ai, Loopnet, Crexi, and Realtracs to make sure buyers and sellers are as connected with the market as can be.

We work closely with our clients to establish deal terms that yield the most efficient result whether that’s a quick sale or finding a unique buyer. We leverage our network to make sure your property is in front of the right people.

If you’re having trouble finding the best route for your property, we can help. Our knowledge of zoning, planning, taxation, and market demands helps us guide our clients to make the best decision for their goals, whether that’s long-term ownership, development, or sales.

We can help design and manage land use in a way that maximizes its potential while balancing various competing interests, such as economic development, and environmental conservation. It involves identifying and analyzing various factors such as natural resources, existing infrastructure, and community needs to determine the most appropriate use of a particular piece of land.

This information is then used to develop a plan that outlines how the land will be used, developed, and managed over time. Our development arm, the Innovations Group, can offer turn-key development services.

We help clients find the perfect site for both single and multi-location ventures. We help craft the criteria necessary to help clients make informed and market-reactive decisions to help them place their business in the best location possible.

The site selection process typically begins with a thorough analysis of the business or project requirements. This includes considering factors such as the size and layout of the facility, the required infrastructure, and the specific needs of the target market. Once these requirements are defined, potential sites are identified and evaluated based on a variety of criteria such as:

Accessibility: The site should be easily accessible by customers, employees, and suppliers. Factors such as proximity to major highways, public transportation, and airports are considered.

Availability of resources: The site should have access to the necessary resources such as water, electricity, and telecommunication services.

Zoning regulations: The site should be zoned appropriately for the intended use, and any necessary permits and approvals should be obtained before proceeding with the project.

Environmental considerations: The site should be evaluated for any potential environmental risks or concerns, such as proximity to hazardous waste sites or protected natural areas.

Economic conditions: The site should be located in an area with a strong local economy and a supportive business environment.