Welcome to Unified Commercial Real Estate

Unified Commercial Real Estate is a leading commercial real estate, investment, and property management firm that provides a wide range of services to a diverse client base that includes corporations, developers, real estate investment trusts, builders, landlords, tenants and high net worth individuals.

Our clients rely on Unified Commercial Real Estate as a single source for investment opportunities, brokerage (investment, acquisition & dispositions), leasing (tenant & landlord representations), property management, funding strategies (debt & equity source and structuring) and development (due diligence, entitlements, project & construction management) to meet their needs from Concept to Cash Flow™.

Unified Commercial Real Estate leverages the combined experience of all of our employees and partners utilizing a team approach with innovative solutions, leading-edge technology, investment expertise, and market knowledge to deliver the highest quality of service and value to our clients.

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If Kids Can Play, Will Mom Shop?

In their bid to keep shoppers from deserting to the Internet, more malls are adding sprawling play spaces. ... (more >>)

Builder Is Constructing REIT for Home Rentals

Beazer Homes has formed a REIT with KKR that will buy and then rent single-family homes, one of the largest and most talked-about asset classes in the real-estate business.... (more >>)

Pointed Spat Over World Trade Spire

One World Trade Center's owners are sparring with their architects over what goes on top—a dispute that could stop the structure being recognized as America's tallest.... (more >>)

Tax Terms Amended in Empire State Building IPO

The Malkin family that controls the Empire State Building has agreed to change the terms of the skyscraper's public offering, making the tax treatment less punitive to small investors.... (more >>)

Ohio REIT Heads Upscale

Associated Estates Realty Corp., which owns rental-apartment buildings in cities like Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio, is pushing into the upscale Los Angeles market despite some investor concerns. ... (more >>)