Office tenant representation
Site selection, lease structuring and renewal strategy for occupiers. We sit on the tenant's side of the table, every time.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Meridian Commercial Advisors represents office tenants, retailers and industrial occupiers across Charlotte — and the owners and investors on the other side of the table.
Disciplines
Every engagement runs the same way: research first, alignment second, negotiation last. We represent occupiers on one side of the table, and the owners and investors on the other.
Site selection, lease structuring and renewal strategy for occupiers. We sit on the tenant's side of the table, every time.
Positioning storefronts and retail space for the tenants who need traffic — and the owners who need the right covenant.
Building and site search for distribution, light industrial and flex requirements, from requirement definition through to close.
Taking commercial property to market and aligning buyers and sellers on price, terms and timing.
Submarket fundamentals, comparable transactions and lease structures, assembled before any recommendation is made.
Renegotiating existing leases with the leverage, timing and options of the current market in view.
Market research
Advice is only as good as the research underneath it. Before we recommend a building, a term or a price, we assemble what the Charlotte submarkets actually show.
What we assemble first
Approach
No tours before the research, and no recommendation without the trade-offs stated plainly. This is the sequence every Meridian engagement follows.
Occupancy needs, growth plan, budget, timing and the constraints that cannot move.
Fundamentals, comparables and ownership context, assembled before you are shown a single building.
A shortlist ranked against your requirement, with the trade-offs of each building stated as they are.
We run the proposals, the counter-proposals and the lease negotiation through to signature.
Contact
Whether you are renewing a lease, searching for space or taking a property to market, the conversation starts with the same question: what does your business need next?