Commercial Real Estate
Commercial agents and brokers specializing in office, retail, industrial, and multifamily investment properties.
Great Neck, NY
RE/MAX 1St Choice - Great Neck
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Great Neck, New York.
Rumford, RI
RE/MAX Advantage Group - Rumford
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Rumford, Rhode Island.
Sugar Grove, IL
RE/MAX All Pro - Sugar Grove
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Sugar Grove, Illinois.
Riverview, FL
RE/MAX Alliance Group - Riverview
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Riverview, Florida.
Fallbrook, CA
RE/MAX Connections - Fallbrook
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Fallbrook, California.
Uxbridge, MA
RE/MAX Generations - Uxbridge
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Uxbridge, Massachusetts.
San Dimas, CA
RE/MAX Innovations - San Dimas
Full-service RE/MAX office serving San Dimas, California.
Portland, OR
RE/MAX Northwest Realtors - Portland
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Portland, Oregon.
Prior Lake, MN
RE/MAX Preferred - Prior Lake
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Prior Lake, Minnesota.
Englewood, CO
RE/MAX Professionals - Englewood
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Englewood, Colorado.
Avon Lake, OH
RE/MAX Real Estate Group - Avon Lake
Full-service RE/MAX office serving Avon Lake, Ohio.
Frequently asked questions
Commercial Real Estate — Common Questions
What types of commercial real estate are there?
Commercial real estate includes office (Class A/B/C), retail (strip malls, shopping centers, standalone), industrial (warehouses, distribution centers, flex space), multifamily (apartment buildings, 5+ units), hospitality (hotels, motels), and special purpose properties.
What is cap rate and how is it used in commercial real estate?
Capitalization rate (cap rate) is the ratio of a property's net operating income to its purchase price, expressed as a percentage. A 5% cap rate means you'd earn 5% annually on the purchase price before debt service. Lower cap rates indicate higher-priced, lower-risk markets; higher cap rates suggest higher risk or higher yield opportunities.
How is commercial real estate valued?
Commercial properties are primarily valued using the income approach (based on NOI and cap rate), the sales comparison approach (comparable recent sales), and the cost approach (land value plus depreciated replacement cost). Income-producing properties are almost always valued primarily on income.
What should I know about commercial leases?
Commercial leases are more complex than residential. Key terms include lease type (gross, net, triple net), rent escalations, tenant improvement allowances, personal guarantees, exclusivity clauses, and options to renew or purchase. Always have an attorney and a commercial real estate broker review any commercial lease.

