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Owner & Seller Representation

What’s your commercial property worth?

Thinking about selling office, retail, industrial, or mixed-use property in South Florida? Start with a free, comps-based Broker Opinion of Value — then get a broker who runs the sale with the same tenant-side rigor and no landlord conflicts.

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Why owners work with a tenant-rep broker. I spend all week on the other side of the table, so I know exactly what buyers and their reps push on — pricing, lease strength, deferred maintenance, and every angle used to chip a number down. On the sell side, that knowledge works for you.

No conflicts — by design

My practice has one bright line: I represent tenants leasing, owners selling, and buyers acquiring — never a landlord across the table from a tenant. Selling your building isn’t a landlord-versus-tenant negotiation, so there’s no conflict with my tenant work. You get an advocate whose only job is your outcome, and whose day job is knowing what the buy side is really thinking.

How a sale works

1
Free Broker Opinion of Value — a defensible price range from real comparable sales.
2
Strategy — pricing, positioning, and whether to market broadly or quietly.
3
Go to market — packaging, qualified buyers, and offer negotiation with buyer reps.
4
Close — diligence, contract, and coordination through the finish.

Start with your property’s value — free

Tell me about the property (address, size, type) and I’ll come back with a comps-based Broker Opinion of Value and a straight read on where it should price. No obligation.

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Justin Crow is a Florida-licensed commercial real estate broker with Mattis Advisors. The Broker Opinion of Value is a broker’s estimate, not a certified appraisal.

Frequently asked

Do you only represent tenants?

Tenant representation is my core practice, but I also represent owners selling commercial property (disposition) and buyers acquiring it. The line I hold is simple: I never represent a landlord across the table from a tenant. Selling your building doesn’t create that conflict — so owners get the same conflict-free advocacy tenants do.

How do you determine what my property is worth?

I start with a Broker Opinion of Value built from real recorded comparable sales in your submarket and asset class, then adjust for income, lease terms, condition, and land. You get a defensible range — not a guess — before we decide on a strategy.

What does it cost to have you sell my property?

A listing engagement is paid through the transaction commission, typically at closing — not out of pocket up front. We’ll agree on terms before anything is listed. The initial Broker Opinion of Value is free.

Which areas do you cover?

Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties — office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use commercial property.