We specialize in commercial real estate and industrial real estate for lease and sale. Search our listings of office, industrial, retail, apartment building and other types of industrial and commercial real estate in Eugene Oregon. Buyer Representation | Buying investment real estate is more complex than ever. Attention to detail is essential to a sound investment.
When conducting Due Diligence, we leave no stone unturned. We understand the impact of environmental concerns, allowed uses, and the multitude of other potential issues revealed in site surveys. We are proud to represent buyers in a capacity that exceeds the normal. Especially when it comes to permitting an investment property for an array of uses.
You will find our service unlike any you have ever worked with in the past. Leasing | There are four primary types of commercial real estate leases, each requiring different levels of responsibility from the landlord and the tenant.
When conducting Due Diligence, we leave no stone unturned. We understand the impact of environmental concerns, allowed uses, and the multitude of other potential issues revealed in site surveys. We are proud to represent buyers in a capacity that exceeds the normal. Especially when it comes to permitting an investment property for an array of uses.
You will find our service unlike any you have ever worked with in the past. Leasing | There are four primary types of commercial real estate leases, each requiring different levels of responsibility from the landlord and the tenant.
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Brent was first licensed 1975 thru 1978.
In 1978 thru 2008 pursued a successful career in Commercial-Industrial contracting under McLean Masonry & Const Inc. Built many commercial and industrial buildings all of the State of Oregon.
Reactivated his licence to pursue his love for Commercial-Industrial real estate investments, leasing and 1031 exchanging in 2002 working with Bob and Rene Nelson of Pacwest Commercial Real Estate, Inc. until February of 2013.
Brent has been directly involved in permitting many commercial and industrial projects over the last 35 years.
In 1978 thru 2008 pursued a successful career in Commercial-Industrial contracting under McLean Masonry & Const Inc. Built many commercial and industrial buildings all of the State of Oregon.
Reactivated his licence to pursue his love for Commercial-Industrial real estate investments, leasing and 1031 exchanging in 2002 working with Bob and Rene Nelson of Pacwest Commercial Real Estate, Inc. until February of 2013.
Brent has been directly involved in permitting many commercial and industrial projects over the last 35 years.
Commercial real estate is property that is used solely for business purposes.
Examples of commercial real estate include malls, office parks, restaurants, gas stations, convenience stores and office towers.
The businesses that occupy commercial real estate often lease the space.
An investor often owns the building and collects rent from each business that operates there.
Industrial real estate is used for manufacturing and production.
Types of industrial property include factory-office multiuse property; factory-warehouse multiuse property; heavy manufacturing buildings; industrial parks; light manufacturing buildings; and research and development parks.
Examples of commercial real estate include malls, office parks, restaurants, gas stations, convenience stores and office towers.
The businesses that occupy commercial real estate often lease the space.
An investor often owns the building and collects rent from each business that operates there.
Industrial real estate is used for manufacturing and production.
Types of industrial property include factory-office multiuse property; factory-warehouse multiuse property; heavy manufacturing buildings; industrial parks; light manufacturing buildings; and research and development parks.
There are four primary types of commercial real estate leases, each requiring different levels of responsibility from the landlord and the tenant.
Under a gross lease, the tenant pays only rent; the landlord pays for the building's property taxes, insurance and maintenance.
Brent McLean represents a number of landlords currently in the Eugene-Springfield area on an ongoing basis.
He is well versed in what it takes to attract and find the highest quality tenants in our area.
From the 2,000 SF space to the 100,000 SF complex.
Under a gross lease, the tenant pays only rent; the landlord pays for the building's property taxes, insurance and maintenance.
Brent McLean represents a number of landlords currently in the Eugene-Springfield area on an ongoing basis.
He is well versed in what it takes to attract and find the highest quality tenants in our area.
From the 2,000 SF space to the 100,000 SF complex.
A 1031 tax deferred exchange is a type of real estate transaction defined in the Internal Revenue Code (Section 1031).
A 1031 tax deferred exchange allows an investor to dispose of one investment property, use all of the equity to acquire a different investment property, defer the payment of capital gains, and leverage all of the equity from the original property into the replacement property.
The process can be complex and you should consult with your CPA.
Call us today for more information regarding 1031 exchanges.
A 1031 tax deferred exchange allows an investor to dispose of one investment property, use all of the equity to acquire a different investment property, defer the payment of capital gains, and leverage all of the equity from the original property into the replacement property.
The process can be complex and you should consult with your CPA.
Call us today for more information regarding 1031 exchanges.
The "cap rate" is used by informed real estate investors to estimate the value of an income producing property.
It shows the productivity of an income producing property.
The cap rate is the ratio used to estimate the value of income produced by the property.
The cap rate is the net operating income divided by the sales price of the property.
If you look at a typical commercial real estate transaction, the seller of a property is trying to sell for the highest price and the lowest cap rate, the buyer is trying to buy the property at the lowest price which translates into a higher cap rate.
It shows the productivity of an income producing property.
The cap rate is the ratio used to estimate the value of income produced by the property.
The cap rate is the net operating income divided by the sales price of the property.
If you look at a typical commercial real estate transaction, the seller of a property is trying to sell for the highest price and the lowest cap rate, the buyer is trying to buy the property at the lowest price which translates into a higher cap rate.
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