TENANT REPRESENTATION
Your Vision Realized
We help companies of all sizes and industries find the ideal space to realize their vision for business success.
Co-creating Success
Whether clients are looking to increase efficiency, expand, relocate, or improve operational cash flow, we take the time to listen and learn about what drives them and their business. We serve as the trusted go-to advisors to help our clients navigate complex issues and make the right decisions to secure the space that best supports their needs.
Knowing our clients’ goals, our experienced professionals leverage extensive market knowledge and access, strong relationships with owners and their representatives, as well as negotiating expertise, to help uncover the optimal real estate solutions while supporting our clients’ strategic business, financial, and operational objectives.
Our goal is not to meet your expectations. It’s to exceed them.
Tenant Representation services:
- Space needs assessment and workplace planning
- Market assessment, customized analysis, and project strategy
- Property tours and site selection
- Comparative occupancy cost analysis
- RFP through lease negotiation and execution
- Lease versus purchase analysis
- Project management
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BLANCA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE ADDS RANDY CARBALLO AS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
/in In the news /by Jacques HartFlorida’s leading independently owned commercial real estate brokerage firm, today announced that Randy Carballo has joined the firm as an Executive Vice President. He joins the firm’s tenant advisory practice and will also collaborate with the agency leasing team on some of the firm’s key assignments.
Miami Heads to icy Northeast to lure businesses
/in Danet Linares, In the news /by Bianca CintronThe glacial pace of Flagler Street’s renovation downtown has built frustration since the project was proposed in 2011. Last week, directors of Miami’s Downtown Development Authority agreed to another delay.