A commercial real estate broker can make all the difference when expanding your business, but more than anything else, a commercial broker can be a guiding hand during this stressful time. Having a trained real estate professional on your side allows you to share your workload with someone who is looking out for your best interests.

I want to be an extremely high caliber, fast paced manager of construction projects, who knows everything, knows what to do, doesn’t miss a beat, is constantly busy and keeping things moving. I want to be that guy.

I’ve worked at CPM for about nine months now. Before that, I was over at Coast Real Estate Services in Everett. I’ve been working in real estate ever since I graduated from college in 2012. It’s always fascinated me, especially on the commercial side. When I started here at CPM, I thought it would be a great challenge to get on the other side of things and learn the other side of the process, with pre-construction, build-outs, and tenant improvements.

Looking to hire a commercial contractor to make tenant improvements? With so many options available, it’s important to make sure you find the right contractor who can support your construction needs professionally and efficiently while keeping open and honest communication.

Construction tends to be an industry resistant to change. Contractors have a reputation for being old-school, stoic, and maybe a little behind on modern technology trends. But that’s all starting to change. With the emergence of mobile computing, Building Information Modeling (BIM), and bidding software, general contractors are able to reduce costs and pass the savings on to their clients.