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Tenant Representation
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Commercial Realty Transactions
Strategic Planning
Location Analysis
Office, Flex & Industrial Properties
Financial Analyses
Negotiating w/ Landlords & Sellers
Surplus Property Analyses
Project Managment
State & Local Incentive Negotiations
Lease Management
Deeper Research & Negotiating Skill Save the Most Money
It looks simple on your To Do List.
Renew the lease. Find office space, rent a warehouse or industrial building, lease flex space, buy a commercial property or get coworking space. In reality, it isn’t so simple, fast or even easy. Because commercial leases and purchase contracts are complex business agreements.
The devil is definitely in the details of commercial transactions. But MacLaurin Williams sweats the small stuff. We ensure that projects get done correctly and on time for Tenants and Owner-Occupants.
We are exclusive, 100% Tenant Representatives. We perform as true advocates and fiduciaries for businesses, professional practices, non-profits and government agencies in commercial realty transactions. With thorough research, we unlock the leverage needed and negotiate artfully and hard to secure the best economic terms and conditions for Occupiers.
Typically, we save our Clients 10% to 25% off of Landlords’ rental rates and Sellers’ asking prices.
MacLaurin Williams Worldwide’s highly experienced Tenant Representatives, Tenant Reps, Tenant Agents and Tenant Brokers deliver 100% Tenant Representation and 100% Buyer Representation services in Denver/Boulder, Colorado, and in major US and international markets. See this interactive map of our global service areas.
In North America, the Landlord or Seller usually pays our fee, not the Tenant or Buyer.
We deliver only Single Agency Representation, which is the Gold Standard of Representation for Commercial Occupiers.
It means that MacLaurin Williams doesn’t have the conflicts of interest that regular commercial brokers quietly carry in their briefcases. It’s the dirty secret they don’t want to talk about. But we openly discuss it in our highly ranked, revealing blog article, How to identify the best Commercial Tenant Agent.
What Our Clients Say
Don Therien / Real Estate Manager, Pacific Region, United Parcel Service
Your help on a difficult land assemblage and two unusually complex office lease renewals demonstrated your tenacity to stay the course until problems are truly solved.
Teresa Krieger / CFO, Applegate Group
I've worked with MacLaurin Williams for over 10 years. Will Gary has been instrumental in finding us great office space. He's an excellent negotiator & has very creative ideas about leases and renewals.
Deloris Wright, Ph.D. / President, Wright Economics, Inc.
I highly recommend William Gary to any company looking for a Tenant Rep who makes sure details get handled properly. He keeps you fully informed about all aspects of lease negotiations. He's terrific!
Lucie Lyons / COO, Deck Nine Games
We know that you are always looking out for our best interests and we really appreciate it. We understand that you wanted to get the best deal possible for us. We definitely feel like you did.
Steve Hayes / General Manager, Auto Truck Group
I've worked with MacLaurin Williams on several projects. William Gary is the most thorough Tenant & Buyer's Agent I've ever worked with.
Chris Carmen / President & National USIC Account Manager, Carmen Commercial
Thanks, MacLaurin Williams. I really enjoyed working on the USIC projects with you. You are the consummate, detailed professional Tenant Reps. You're good!
Latest Articles
How to identify the best Commercial Tenant Agent
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