Equity Commercial Properties manages and leases commercial properties across the Triad while providing owner management services and an online owner portal.
Triad commercial property owners seeking management and leasing
Owners needing insurance, marketing, and reporting support
Tenants seeking available commercial properties listed on the company website
Cushman & Wakefield combines Greensboro market expertise with commercial leasing, capital markets, valuation, and project services across 60 countries.
Businesses seeking office, retail, industrial or warehouse property in Greensboro
Commercial landlords needing agency leasing or asset services
Occupiers needing site selection and lease negotiation
Murray Skeen Commercial Industrial Properties specializes in commercial and industrial leasing, sales, management, and investment across five Triad-area North Carolina counties.
Businesses seeking warehouse or industrial space in the North Carolina Triad
Companies needing commercial property leasing or sales in Guilford, Randolph, Davidson, Forsyth, or Alamance counties
Industrial property buyers seeking spaces from 20,000 to 172,000 square feet
Speckman Properties has served North Carolina since 2008, with 6-plus professionals handling industrial, office, retail, land, medical, and research properties.
Finding off-market commercial properties
Buying or selling industrial, office, flex, retail, land, medical, or research properties
Vestal Built constructs new homes throughout North Carolina and in Cape Coral, Florida, with custom features, VA/USDA financing options, and post-sale service.
3AVX provides commercial real estate buying, selling, investing, and leasing in the Triad, plus property building, renovation, and energy-efficiency solutions.
How much do commercial real estate services cost in Guilford County?
Fees vary by service, property type, and transaction structure. Ask for a written breakdown of commissions, management fees, leasing fees, valuation charges, and project costs before signing.
What should I compare when choosing a commercial real estate firm?
Compare experience with your property type, whether the firm represents owners or tenants, local market coverage, relevant credentials such as CCIM or CPM, and whether it handles only brokerage or also management and development.
How long does a commercial lease or sale usually take?
The timeline depends on property availability, financing, inspections, zoning, tenant improvements, and negotiations. A broker can provide a more useful estimate after reviewing the property and transaction type.
Do I need to verify zoning before buying or leasing commercial property?
Yes. Confirm the property's permitted use, parking, signage, occupancy, and any renovation requirements with the applicable Greensboro, High Point, or Guilford County planning office before committing.