Office buildings and retail centers, owned and operated by the same hands.
Leasebrook owns commercial real estate across the United States and operates every building in its portfolio itself. No outside management company stands between our tenants and the people who own the property.
What we own
The portfolio is built around office buildings and retail strip centers and extends to other commercial property types. Every building is operated by Leasebrook. Nothing residential.
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Retail and Strip Centers
Neighborhood strip centers and convenience retail, owned and operated by Leasebrook.Retail strip centers are the second pillar of the Leasebrook portfolio. We own neighborhood and convenience centers for our own account, from a single-building strip with a handful of service tenants to larger anchored…
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Industrial and Flex
Warehouse, distribution, light manufacturing and flex buildings in the Leasebrook portfolio.Industrial and flex buildings are part of the Leasebrook portfolio alongside office and retail. These properties are usually leased on a net basis, with the tenant responsible for much of the day-to-day maintenance, which…
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Mixed-Use and Other Commercial
Commercial components of mixed-use buildings and specialty commercial property in the portfolio.Not every commercial property fits a single category. The Leasebrook portfolio includes the commercial portions of mixed-use buildings and other commercial property types, all operated by Leasebrook directly. Mixed-use buildings Where Leasebrook owns the…
What we do
Everything it takes to run a commercial building well, done in-house for the buildings we own.
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Leasing Our Buildings
Leasebrook leases the space in its own buildings directly, works with cooperating brokers, and starts renewal conversations early.
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Building Operations and Maintenance
Preventive maintenance, vendor supervision, inspections, compliance testing and 24-hour emergency response at every Leasebrook building.
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Tenant Services
Every Leasebrook tenant has a named property manager on our staff, a published service standard, and a direct line to the owner when a decision is…
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Lease Administration and Accounting
Lease abstracts, critical-date tracking, rent and recovery billing, and operating expense reconciliations delivered on time with backup available.
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Capital Investment
Every Leasebrook building has a multi-year capital plan for roofs, paving, HVAC, elevators and façades, funded and executed by the owner rather than deferred.
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Acquisitions
Leasebrook acquires office buildings, retail strip centers and other commercial property in any U.S. market as a direct, long-term buyer.
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We run our buildings ourselves. The owner is the manager.
Every decision at a Leasebrook building is made by the people who own it and carry its long-term risk. That shapes how we lease, how we maintain, and how we spend. We do not manage property for anyone else, and no one else manages ours.
One standard, every market.
Leasebrook is a nationwide company. Our buildings are located across the country, and we acquire and operate commercial property in any U.S. market.
- Owner-operatedEvery building in the portfolio is held on our own balance sheet and run by our own people.
- Commercial onlyOffice, retail and other commercial property types. We own no residential property.
- Any U.S. marketLocal vendor networks and on-site coverage are built out per building, wherever the building is.
- One point of contactTenants and brokers reach a decision-maker directly, not a call center.
Insights
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Operating Expense Reconciliation: How CAM Works and Why It Matters to Office and Retail Tenants
A plain-language guide to operating expense pass-throughs in commercial leases: estimates, year-end reconciliations, base years, caps, gross-ups and tenant audit rights.
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Strip Center Leasing: Tenant Mix Decisions That Protect the Whole Property
Why the fastest lease is often the wrong lease for a strip center, and how exclusives, co-tenancy, parking demand and daypart balance should shape leasing decisions.
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What Running a Commercial Building Actually Takes Every Month
A month in the life of a commercial building: billing, inspections, vendor oversight, tenant contact, reporting and the quiet work that prevents capital surprises.