
They also have the market knowledge and can tell you if the price for a given market is fair or inflated based on its location and attributes.
One of the most jarring aspects of the pandemic of the past few years was how quickly business ground to a halt and had to pivot to facilitate working from home. In many cases, offices closed up or significantly downsized their physical locations as it became clear that returning in-person might never fully happen in many sectors. Even those businesses that kept their large, sprawling complexes are now facing a future where the idea of a total return to in-person work spurs immediate pushback from many on their team. This combines to form a scenario where the odds are good that you may know a business looking for a new commercial space. Commercial real estate is far more complicated than personal real estate, and a commercial real estate broker can help you significantly. Frankly, most people would never buy or sell a home without a real estate agent, so why consider it for your business? Read on to learn many of the perks of having a commercial real estate agent help with property selling or buying.