Service
Commercial Leasing
Lease advisory for landlords and tenants across industrial, office, retail, and medical properties.
What We Do
We structure lease searches or marketing campaigns, negotiate economic and legal terms, and support lease execution from LOI through commencement.
Who We Help
Landlords seeking occupancy and tenants seeking suitable space in Southern California commercial markets.
Markets
This service is offered in active California markets published on this site, including Southern California, the Inland Empire, Riverside County, and Corona.
Related property types
- IndustrialWarehouses, distribution, manufacturing, and flex industrial properties for lease or sale.
- OfficeSingle-tenant and multi-tenant office buildings for professional and corporate users.
- RetailStreet retail, shopping centers, pad sites, and freestanding retail for lease or sale.
- Medical OfficeMedical office and healthcare-oriented commercial space for providers and investors.
Related markets
- Southern CaliforniaCommercial brokerage covering Southern California with deepest activity in the Inland Empire and Riverside County.
- Inland EmpireInland Empire commercial real estate — industrial, retail, medical, and investment property brokerage.
- Riverside CountyCommercial real estate brokerage in Riverside County for industrial, office, retail, and medical property.
- CoronaCommercial real estate broker in Corona, CA — leasing, sales, tenant and landlord representation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I lease an industrial property?
Define size, clear height, power, loading, yard, and location needs; tour comparable buildings; then negotiate rent, term, free rent, tenant improvements, and operating expense structure in an LOI before a lease. A tenant representative can survey the market and negotiate on your behalf. MalikCRE provides industrial leasing and tenant representation in Southern California markets we serve.
Should I buy or lease commercial property?
Buying can build equity and control but requires capital, financing, and ownership responsibility. Leasing preserves capital and flexibility but does not build real-estate equity. The better choice depends on balance sheet, hold period, build-out needs, and local inventory. A broker can compare options; tax and accounting advice should come from your CPA or attorney.
What is a NNN lease?
A NNN (triple-net) lease typically requires the tenant to pay base rent plus property taxes, insurance, and maintenance (or a share of those costs). Exact definitions vary by lease. NNN structures are common for single-tenant retail and some industrial investments. Review each lease carefully; do not assume every “NNN” label means identical obligations.
Discuss a commercial real estate assignment
Whether you are local to Southern California or contacting us from another state, use the intake form to describe your buy, sell, or lease need.