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Commercial Real Estate

Commercial Real Estate, Backed by the Right Partners

Commercial real estate covers a lot of ground — multifamily acquisitions, retail and restaurant site selection, office, industrial, and more — and no single agent is deeply expert in every corner of it. My approach is to stay personally involved as your point of contact on every commercial project, while drawing on a network of trusted commercial real estate specialists I bring in when a deal calls for expertise beyond my own.

Think of me as your quarterback on a commercial deal — coordinating the transaction, keeping you informed, and bringing in the right specialist from my network exactly when it’s needed.

A Track Record You Can Lean On

Real deals, described generally to protect client confidentiality.

Multifamily Acquisition

I helped a client acquire two multifamily apartment buildings — from evaluating the opportunity through closing — coordinating the deal personally and bringing in specialized expertise from my network at the points where it mattered most.

Restaurant & Bakery Site Selection

I’ve worked on deals finding restaurant and bakery space for tenants — matching a concept and its operating needs to the right commercial location.

Retail Site Selection

I’ve worked on deals finding clothing-store space for tenants, helping a retail concept land in a location that fits its customer base and budget.

A Referral Network Built Over Time

Commercial lenders, attorneys, appraisers, property managers, and specialists across asset classes — relationships I’ve built so that when a deal needs a specific kind of expertise, I already know who to call.

How the Partnership Network Works

“I don’t pretend to be the deepest expert in every kind of commercial property. What I bring is coordination — I stay close to your project from start to finish, and when it calls for a specialist, I already have the right person in my network to bring in.”

That’s not a formality — it’s how commercial deals actually get done well. A multifamily acquisition, a retail lease, and an industrial purchase each call for different expertise, and pretending otherwise doesn’t serve you. Working with a coordinated network means you get hands-on attention from me and specialized knowledge exactly where a deal needs it.

What Working With Me on a Commercial Deal Looks Like

From your first conversation to closing and beyond.

1

Tell Me About Your Project

A short questionnaire — what you’re looking to do, what kind of property, your budget and timeline — so I understand exactly what you’re working on.

2

I Assess & Bring In the Right Partner If Needed

For straightforward transactions, I work the deal directly. When a project calls for specialized expertise — a specific asset class, complex financing, or a leasing specialist — I bring in a trusted partner from my commercial network.

3

We Move Forward Together

You always have one point of contact — me — coordinating the deal from offer through closing, whether I’m working it solo or alongside a specialist partner.

4

Closing & Beyond

I stay available after closing, too — commercial relationships tend to lead to the next deal, the next referral, or the next question, and I’d rather be the person you call.

Ready to talk about your commercial project?

Whether it’s an acquisition, a lease, or you’re just exploring, a short questionnaire is the fastest way to start the conversation.

Past deals are described in general terms to protect client confidentiality; no names, locations, or transaction details are shared without a client’s consent. Referral partners are independent professionals, not employees or agents of Chuma Hicks-Reese or Keller Williams West Atlanta, and their involvement, availability, and terms are determined on a deal-by-deal basis — nothing here guarantees representation, a specific outcome, or access to any particular partner. This page is for general information and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice.