RENO, NV-Commerce Real Estate Solutions, an independently owned and operated member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance, just recently established an office here, effective Jan. 2, 2012. Commerce has entered into an agreement with Trinity Commercial.
Trinity principal, Brian Armon will serve as branch manager of the Cushman Wakefield | Commerce office, located at 6121 Lakeside Dr., Suite 205. According to Mike Lawson, president and CEO of Commerce, “This is a very strategic move for us to better serve our clients through this natural extension of our service areas in the Western US.”
Lawson adds that “finding Brian, Lance Faulstich and their team, came only after extensive research of the Reno market. They are an extremely talented, well-experienced team of professionals, whose leadership in this market will continue to produce exceptional results.”
Armon and Lawson tout the national platform of the Cushman Wakefield | Commerce alliance as the greatest benefit for clients from the creation of the new branch, according to a release. “Our clients will now have immediate access to the reach and expertise of Cushman & Wakefield and the specialized resources of Commerce,” Armon says. “Through this national platform of every commercial real estate service, we've significantly increased the potential of our current clients and are thrilled to be able to offer these comprehensive services to new customers.”
Among the resources and capabilities of the national platform Armon cites as “extremely advantageous to customers,” are the firm’s distressed asset, industrial, office, land and retail divisions.
“Our team here can now be even more targeted and beneficial to customers because of the combined service abilities of our branch and the Cushman Wakefield | Commerce alliance,” Armon adds.
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