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Specializing in Commercial Sales & Leasing, Property Management and Multi Family

Commercial Real Estate Agents Southbay

Name: DnG Commercial
Address: 525 South Douglas Street, El Segundo, CA, 90245-4826, US
Telephone: 310.999.1203

About Us

Expertise in Commercial Real Estate

Welcome to DnG Commercial, your trusted partner in the world of commercial real estate. With years of experience and a deep understanding of the market, we specialize in selling, buying, leasing, and managing commercial properties. DnG Commercial is committed to providing tailored solutions that meet your unique business needs.

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Deborah & Gulshen

Our Services

Selling: Maximize Your Investment

Expert guidance in selling your commercial property for the best market value.

Buying: Find Your Ideal Space

Access to a wide range of commercial properties to suit your business needs.

Leasing: Flexible Leasing Solutions

Tailored leasing options for retail, office, and industrial spaces.

Property Management: Hassle-Free Management

Full service management services to maintain and enhance the value of your property.

When it comes to commercial real estate, whether for investment purposes or as your business's operational base, you essentially have two avenues to explore: purchasing or leasing. Each choice comes with its own set of advantages and drawbacks, call us so we can help determine what avenue is the best for your needs.

Office:

Office space comes in all shapes, sizes, and building classes. Whether it is traditional, medical, creative, coworking, or executive there are plenty of types of office space that can fit a company’s needs. If you are looking to buy or lease, call us so we can sit down with you to get a thorough understanding of what your office needs are including:

· Location

· Budget

· Specific to your business building requirements such as open space, board rooms, reception area, secured building, parking etc.

If you own an office property and you are looking to sell, call us so we can evaluate what your property is worth in today’s market.

Industrial:

Industrial spaces have grown from your standard warehousing/distribution, storage, manufacturing, and freight-forwarding properties to include office and retail uses. To best serve your needs, let’s sit down and discuss what is important for your business needs such as:

· Location

· Budget

· Specific to your business building requirements such as electrical capacity, ceiling height, loading docks, HVAC, secured yard, office space etc.

If you own an industrial property and you are looking to sell, call us so we can evaluate what your property is worth in today’s market.

Retail:

Whether you are in the service industry such as a restaurant, hair or nail salon, or need a storefront to sell products, the retail market is for you. Retail properties can be found with standalone buildings, community centers, strip malls, and regional malls. Because individual business needs vary so much from one business use to another, it is important for us to sit down with you to get a thorough understanding of what your retail needs are including:

· Location

· Budget

· Specific to your business building requirements such as parking, HVAC, foot traffic, hood and grease traps for restaurants, hot water, build-out requirements.

If you own a retail property and you are looking to sell, call us so we can evaluate what your property is worth in today’s market.

Multi Family:

We handle multi-family units anywhere from a duplex to 100-plus unit complexes. We will help you analyze, market, and negotiate buildings anywhere from Class A luxury complexes to affordable properties. Call us today so we can discuss your specific multi-family needs.

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Indutrial

Retail

Multifamily

Featured Listing Properties

We have been expanding in Los Angeles and Orange County. Deborah and Gulshen have been instrumental in identifying key locations for our family of restaurants. They are always available, do the groundwork and research, and tirelessly work to foster our expansion. They understand the market, but more importantly, understand exactly what our needs are to ensure our continued success. We value our relationship and consider them part of the family.

- M. Karame, proprietor of the family owned Chicken Maison restaurants and subsidiaries

Trust is a process that’s built over time. We have been working with Deborah, and Gulshen to secure a second location for our restaurant and they know exactly what we are looking for. They consistently put in the work, show up on time, and pick up phone. This concept seems so rudimentary, yet I have worked with some of the biggest real estate brokers in LA whose service does not compare to what RPM has done for us. Keeping up with the day-to-day operations of our business given the current climate has been exhausting to say the least. I’m so grateful for the extensive work RPM has put in to help us secure an additional restaurant location.

- D. Kuo, chef/owner of Little Fatty, Taiwanese Soul Food restaurant, Culver City

Deborah was extremely knowledgeable and helpful in the field of commercial real estate. I worked with her on a very complicated senior apartment complex in Oakland. There were title issues, government contracts that needed to be renegotiated and property inspections that became factors. Through all of this Deborah stayed calm and cool and worked to resolve them in a manner all parties were satisfied. This transaction turned out to be my best for the year for the dozens I completed that year. If every real estate broker was as competent as Deborah I would be a billionaire right now. Deborah is honest and trustworthy and of good moral character and I strongly recommend her professional services.

-Frederick L.

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What services do property management companies offer?

Property management services can include tenant screening, lease administration, property maintenance, financial reporting, rent collection, eviction services, and property marketing.
How much does property management cost?

Property management fees typically range from 5% to 10% of the monthly rental income, but this can vary based on the property type, location, and level of service provided. Additional fees may apply for maintenance, leasing, and other services.
How do property managers find tenants?

Property managers find tenants through various methods, including online listings, social media marketing, open houses, and networking within the community to attract potential renters.
What is property management?

Property management involves overseeing and managing residential or commercial properties on behalf of the owner, handling tasks such as tenant placement, rent collection, maintenance, and lease enforcement.
How do property managers handle maintenance requests?

Property managers typically have a system in place for tenants to submit maintenance requests, which are then prioritized based on urgency. They often have relationships with reliable contractors to ensure timely repairs.
How can property managers help in tenant retention?

Property managers can improve tenant retention by providing excellent customer service, addressing maintenance issues promptly, maintaining property quality, and communicating regularly with tenants about lease renewals and property updates.