I am a Corporate Real Estate Advisor. Most people use the term "tenant rep" which is short for "tenant representative" because it's shorter and easier. I'm fine with that because most companies want to lease space instead of buying it.
But Corporate Real Estate Advisor is a better term because we handle all real estate services that a company might need. This includes leasing new space and negotiating lease renewals as you would expect, but it also includes:
1. subleasing space no longer needed,
2. buying buildings for company use,
3. selling buildings no longer needed,
4. consulting services,
5. expert witness testimony,
6. sale/leasebacks.
Tenant rep implies that we only work with leases. Corporate Real Estate Advisor is more inclusive of all the potential services and is, therefore, more accurate. But no matter what you call me, please, just call me.
We just picked up a listing for a building in Rowlett, Texas which is a suburb of Dallas. This 31,455 sq. ft. (SF) building was built in 2001 and is an office/warehouse with approximately 30% office. It is available for only $70/SF or $2,200,000 total. If you know of someone who might have interest, please let me know. Here is a link to the listing:
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