Commercial real estate & development opportunities
Most business sales have a building underneath them — and some of the best opportunities are the property itself: commercial buildings, industrial space, development sites and income-producing real estate. We handle the real estate side of every transaction we advise, and connect buyers, sellers and investors with the commercial real estate professionals in our network.
Where real estate meets the deal
What we actually handle
Real estate decisions inside a business transaction are worth real money, and they are routinely made badly. These are the situations we work on every day.
The building under the business
Sell it with the company, sell it separately, or keep it and become the landlord — the three answers can differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars. We model all three before you commit to any of them.
Sale-leasebacks
Unlock the capital in a building you own while your business keeps operating in it — often the difference that funds an acquisition, an expansion or a retirement.
Industrial & commercial buildings
Shops, warehouses, flex space, retail and office — bought and sold quietly through the same confidential process we run for businesses, when a public listing would tip off tenants or competitors.
Development projects
Sites, land and commercial development opportunities — connected with the investors, lenders and contractors in our network who take projects from dirt to occupancy.
Income-producing property
Investors looking for leased commercial property, and owners of it looking for a quiet, qualified exit — matched the same way we match business buyers and sellers.
Leases a lender will accept
Every financed business purchase needs a lease or deed the bank will underwrite. Getting the term, assignment and options right early keeps closings on schedule.
Licensed real estate brokerage work is performed by the commercial real estate professionals in our professional network — we coordinate the transaction and make the introduction, and the first conversation costs nothing.
Wisconsin first, wider by network
Property moves the way businesses do: quietly
The best commercial buildings and sites in Wisconsin rarely hit a public listing service — they change hands between people who knew to ask. Being on file with us is how you become one of the people who knew.
- Off-market buildings and sites, surfaced through the network
- Confidential marketing when a public sign would hurt the asset
- Buyers and investors qualified by phone before any introduction
- Lenders, attorneys and 1031 exchange counsel from the same network
Where
Wisconsin-based — Milwaukee, Madison, the Fox Valley, Green Bay and statewide — with network reach across the upper Midwest and investors sourced nationally. If your property or your search is elsewhere, ask anyway; the network is bigger than the map.
Start the conversation
Tell us which one you are
Whether you have property to sell or lease, a development project seeking partners, or capital looking for the right building — it starts the same way: a short, confidential phone conversation.
- Read personally, answered personally
- Confidential — no signs, no tips to tenants or competitors
- No cost and no obligation for the first conversation
Handled with care and discretion
Everything you send is treated as confidential. It is read by the person you addressed it to, used only to respond to you, and never sold, shared with foreign entities or used for unsolicited marketing. We do not contact your employees, customers, suppliers or competitors.
Want it in writing first? Say so and we will send a non-disclosure agreement for signature before anything specific is discussed. Plenty of owners prefer that, and nobody is offended by being asked.
Submitting this form does not create a legally binding agreement, an engagement, or a confidentiality obligation on its own — it starts a conversation. Anything binding is a document both sides sign.
Selling the business and the building?
Then you have two assets, two markets and two prices — and treating them as one deal usually shortchanges both. Start with a complimentary conversation about the combined picture.