Investment Sales

Investment-first. We help clients find deals, evaluate them, structure them correctly, and build a long-term strategy.

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Triangle commercial property

Investment sales in the Triangle.

Investors are a big part of our business. We take an investment-first approach. Helping clients not just find deals but evaluate them, structure them correctly, and build a long-term strategy. That means honest numbers, honest advice, and walking away from deals that don't pencil rather than pushing a transaction for the commission.

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Commercial buildings

Office, retail, and mixed-use buildings across Chapel Hill, Durham, Hillsborough, Pittsboro, and northern Wake County. We represent both buyers and sellers and know the pricing, the submarkets, and the buyers active in each corridor.

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Land

Raw land, entitled parcels, and development sites. We help landowners maximize value and connect buyers with the right opportunity. Commercial pad sites, mixed-use infill, and larger development tracts. The Shelton Station land acquisition in Carrboro is one example of the scale we handle.

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NNN / Net-lease

Single-tenant net-lease deals are a meaningful part of the investment market and we handle them selectively. If you're buying or selling a NNN property in the Triangle, we can evaluate the deal, underwrite the tenancy, and navigate the transaction.

Our process

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Market analysis

We start with your investment objectives, risk tolerance, and timeline. From there we analyze submarket trends, comparable sales, cap rates, and rental growth projections to frame realistic expectations and identify target opportunities.

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Property identification

We canvas on- and off-market inventory through our broker network, direct outreach to owners, and proprietary databases. For sellers, we develop a marketing strategy and target buyer profile to position the asset for competitive interest.

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Due diligence and negotiation

We build detailed financial models, coordinate inspections and environmental reviews, and negotiate purchase terms that protect your interests. For 1031 exchanges, we manage identification deadlines and coordinate with your qualified intermediary.

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Closing and transition

We coordinate with attorneys, lenders, title companies, and property managers to run a clean closing and a smooth transition of ownership. After closing, we stay available for asset management introductions and future disposition planning.

Our investor practice is built on repeat business. Clients who come back for their second, third, and fourth deal because we run the numbers honestly and don't chase bad transactions.

Buying or selling commercial property?

The first conversation is just a conversation. Tell us about the deal you're looking at or the asset you're holding, and Mike will walk you through what the Triangle market has to offer.

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Frequently asked questions

Our investment practice covers commercial buildings (office, retail, mixed-use), land, and select NNN / net-lease deals. Our focus is the Triangle, including Chapel Hill, Durham, Hillsborough, Pittsboro, and northern Wake County.

We use multiple valuation methodologies. Income capitalization, discounted cash flow analysis, and comparable sales. We also factor in submarket trends, tenant credit quality, lease terms, and capital expenditure requirements to arrive at a defensible market value.

Yes. We regularly assist investors with 1031 exchange transactions, coordinating timelines, identifying replacement properties within IRS deadlines, and working with qualified intermediaries to ensure compliance. We work both the relinquished and replacement property sides.

Returns vary significantly by property type, location, and investment strategy. Current Triangle cap rates range from roughly 5% to 8% depending on the asset class. We build detailed pro formas for every opportunity so you can evaluate returns against your specific investment criteria.

A typical commercial sale takes 90 to 180 days from listing to close. Timelines depend on property complexity, financing requirements, and due diligence findings. 1031 exchanges have strict IRS timelines (45 days for identification and 180 days to close) that we manage carefully.