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Conflicts of interest are common in the commercial real estate industry. Most real estate companies derive a vast majority of their income representing and servicing landlords.
Unlike most commercial real estate firms, we never attempt to represent both sides of a transaction.
We don’t lease, own, or manage properties. We only represent tenants and buyers, never landlords. There is never a conflict of interest.
Everything we do is for you, the tenant.
Veterans Commercial Real Estate specializes in providing corporate transaction advisory services, focused exclusively on the needs and requirements of the corporate occupier, assisting them with:
Founded by West Point graduate and Iraq War veteran Brad Ruther, Veterans Commercial Real Estate (VCRE) exclusively represents occupiers of space and assists them with their commercial real estate needs, including leasing, purchasing, constructing or disposing of facilities.
VCRE’s mission is to provide first-class commercial real estate services, using values instilled through military service, to corporations and government entities in order to:
VCRE is also certified by the Department of Veterans Affairs as a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). In addition to receiving first-class service, working with VCRE also helps companies and governmental organizations achieve their supplier diversity goals.
The strategic alliance between VCRE and Savills is a natural evolution of a strong relationship that combines best-in-class tenant advisory with a fully integrated suite of services. The partnership will enhance both firms’ ability to expand their presence across new regions so it can best serve the needs and objectives of corporate occupiers nationwide.
Through the Society of Industrial and Office REALTORS®(SIOR) and partnerships with other firms, VCRE offers best in class service throughout the United States. The SIOR network includes more than 3,600 members in 45 countries and 722 cities. Representing the world’s elite in industrial and office real estate, the SIOR designation is a symbol of excellence that requires its designees to maintain the highest levels of knowledge, production, and ethical standards in the real estate industry. Real estate professionals who have earned the SIOR designation are recognized by corporate real estate executives, commercial real estate brokers, agents, lenders, and other real estate professionals as the most capable and experienced brokerage practitioners in any market.
Markets where VCRE’s strategic partnerships and SIOR network have exceeded client expectations include, but are not limited to, Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Tampa Bay, Traverse City, and Virginia Beach.
An Interview with 1st Lt. Brad Ruther and his experience in Iraq. "I believe we are directly protecting America by being over here. Many people fail to understand that terrorists are nomadic, traveling from hot spot to hot spot."
Applying the Principles of War to a Lease Renewal, published in the January 2014 issue of Vetrepreneur.
On June 27, Dr. David Shulkin, secretary of the VA, unveiled a plan to dispose of all vacant VA buildings within two years, either by demolishing them or preparing them for reuse.
Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund President MaryEllen Picciuto gratefully accepts the grant from Brad Ruther at the Johnny Mac Memorial Golf Tournament, held at the West Point Golf Course on June 5, 2015.
3 Initial Steps for a Successful Commercial Real Estate Lease Negotiation, published in the November/December 2013 issue of Vetrepreneur.
Prior to entering commercial real estate, Brad Ruther graduated from West Point and served as an infantry officer. He went on to found Veterans Commercial Real Estate and has been continuing his service both in the industry and in his community ever since. He’s more than just an SIOR