We help commercial real estate marketplaces, broker directories and real estate communities recruit the brokers and landlords business occupiers and investors search for, and the buyers who inquire, tour and transact.
Request a commercial real estate marketplace planCommercial deals are local and slow. A tenant looking for warehouse space or flex office searches by submarket, size and use, then calls a broker they trust. Listings go stale because brokers update their own systems first and the marketplace last. Investors want rent rolls and zoning detail, not a photo and a phone number. When a search returns space that is already gone, the tenant leaves and the broker stops paying for exposure. Growth comes from submarket pages with live inventory, brokers who keep listings current and inquiry flows that reach the right agent fast.
We recruit the brokerages, landlords and owner operators your buyers search for, by property type and submarket, where your inventory is thin.
Pages built around searches such as warehouse space for lease, medical office for rent or industrial land for sale, with live inventory and submarket context.
Feeds, update prompts and verification that keep space current, then routing that gets each tenant or investor inquiry to the listing broker quickly.
Structured listing and submarket data so assistants cite your marketplace when tenants and investors ask where to find commercial space.
We find the property types and submarkets business buyers search for, and where your live inventory is thin or out of date.
Brokers and landlords are onboarded with feeds, verified listings and profiles that tenants and investors can evaluate quickly.
Pages, AI answers and inquiry flows bring occupiers and investors in, then put them in front of the listing broker while the space is still available.
This fits commercial real estate listing marketplaces, property and broker directories, CRE service directories, and professional real estate communities that connect brokers, landlords and service providers with business occupiers and investors.
40,000+ agencies listed and over a million monthly users on a B2B marketplace grown from five people. 275+ editorial collaborations in one live program. 10x+ organic impressions within six months on a water and wastewater B2B marketplace.
Strategy and revenue from Gianluca Ferruggia, former General Manager of DesignRush and Forbes Business Council contributor. B2B content from Karen Sosoban. B2B SEO from Florentina Schinteie. Client delivery from Jamie Onisto.
We have built the same engine across multiple marketplaces, our own and our clients'. We work inside your team, on your roadmap and in your channels.
Pages, authority and AI visibility stay with you. When we finish, the engine keeps producing.
| Submarket-led growth | Listing-led growth | |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | Property type, submarket, use | One page per listing |
| Tenant proof | Live space, specs, local context | A photo and a phone number |
| Tenant action | An inquiry routed to the broker | A call about a stale listing |
| Broker value | Qualified tenants and investors | Views that never call |
| Outcome | Tours, signed leases and renewals | Expired listings and churn |
A commercial real estate marketplace is a platform where brokers and landlords list office, industrial, retail and land, and business occupiers and investors search, compare and inquire. Growth depends on live inventory in the submarkets and property types buyers search for.
By making updates easier than ignoring them: feeds from broker systems, expiry prompts, verification and visible freshness signals. Brokers update where stale listings cost them inquiries and current ones bring tenants.
By showing them tenants and investors. Brokers list where qualified commercial demand already searches their submarket, and keep paying for placement when it produces tours and signed deals.
Yes. Broker and service directories and professional real estate communities follow the same engine: location pages that rank, verified profiles and content that turns readers into members and members into clients.
With clear, structured pages about submarkets, property types and listings, plus earned editorial mentions in trade media. Assistants cite sources that answer the occupier's or investor's question directly.
Thirty minutes. We will tell you which submarkets we would win first, and whether we are the right people to do it.
Request a commercial real estate marketplace plan