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Let’s connect. Whether you’re looking for your next commercial lease, exploring investment opportunities, or have questions about the South Florida market—Chapman Commercial Real Estate is here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions
What areas does Chapman Commercial Real Estate serve?
At Chapman Commercial Real Estate we specialize in commercial properties across South Florida, including Palm City, Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Jupiter, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, and Tradition. But we also have the extensive knowledge to be able to support your nationally.
Each of these markets offers unique commercial opportunities—whether you’re looking for office, retail, industrial, flex, or medical space. Our team understands the local zoning, development pipelines, and tenant activity in each submarket, allowing us to deliver accurate guidance and curated options. If you’re exploring outside this core region, contact us—our network often extends beyond these borders for select clients and investment opportunities.
What types of commercial properties do you lease or sell?
Chapman Commercial Real Estate specializes in a wide variety of property types. This includes professional and medical office space, retail storefronts, industrial and warehouse properties, flex space, medical buildings, land, and specialty-use real estate. We also assist clients in finding hospitality, mixed-use, and shopping center space depending on availability and market demand. Whether you’re looking for a small office suite or a large distribution facility, we can help you find, evaluate, and lease or purchase the right property for your business goals.
Do I need an appointment to speak with an agent?
While we’re happy to take unscheduled calls or walk-ins when possible, scheduling an appointment ensures we can dedicate focused time to your needs. An appointment allows Chapman Commercial Real Estate to prepare relevant listings, market data, or background information that helps you make informed decisions faster. Whether you’re leasing your first location or expanding a multi-site portfolio, we recommend contacting us ahead of time so we can provide you with a personalized experience. You can call, email, or submit our contact form, and we’ll schedule a time that works for you.
Can you help me list my commercial property?
Yes, listing properties is one of our core services. We represent property owners throughout South Florida who are looking to lease or sell commercial real estate. Chapman Commercial Real Estate listing services include professional marketing, MLS exposure, outreach to our investor and tenant database, and property tours. We also provide assistance with pricing strategy, lease structuring, and negotiations. Whether you’re listing an office building, a strip center, a warehouse, or undeveloped commercial land, we’ll position your property to attract serious, qualified prospects in today’s market.
What’s the best way to get started?
The best way to begin is to reach out directly through our contact form, phone, or email. Tell us a little about what you’re looking for—whether it’s leasing a specific property type, listing a space, or just getting a market overview. One of our experienced agents will follow up quickly to schedule a conversation, property tour, or consultation. We’ll listen to your needs, ask smart questions, and give you clear next steps based on your goals. There’s no pressure—just practical advice and professional insight to help you move forward.
How quickly will someone respond to my inquiry?
Chapman Commercial Real Estate know time matters—especially in commercial real estate. That’s why we aim to respond to all inquiries within one business day, often much sooner. If you contact us during business hours (Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM), you’ll likely hear back from us the same day. For messages sent after hours or on weekends, we’ll follow up first thing the next business day. Our response isn’t just fast—it’s thoughtful. We’ll come prepared with relevant insights, listings, or next steps based on your inquiry.
What’s the difference between a gross lease and a triple net lease?
A gross lease is where the tenant pays one all-inclusive rent, and the landlord covers expenses like taxes, insurance, and maintenance. This structure is common in multi-tenant office buildings. A triple net lease (NNN), on the other hand, has the tenant pay base rent plus property taxes, building insurance, and maintenance costs. NNN leases are typical in retail and industrial properties and allow landlords to pass on operating costs. We’ll explain all lease types in detail so you can make the best decision for your business and budget.
Can I tour a commercial property before I commit?
Absolutely. Touring a property is one of the most important steps in evaluating whether a space is the right fit for your business. Chapman Commercial Real Estate can coordinate private property tours based on your schedule and can often show multiple listings during one outing. During the tour, we’ll review the layout, condition, access, parking, zoning, and any questions about build-out potential. We can also help you visualize how the space could be configured to meet your business’s operational needs. No pressure—just insight and support so you can make a confident decision.
Do you have access to off-market or pre-listed commercial properties?
Yes. One of the key benefits of working with Chapman Commercial Real Estate is our access to off-market and early-stage listings. Some of the best deals never hit public sites like LoopNet or MLS, and we often know about them before they’re officially listed. These opportunities can offer better pricing, more flexibility, or less competition. If you’re actively looking to lease or invest, connect with us directly—we’ll tap into our local network to uncover options that meet your criteria before they hit the open market.
What information should I have ready before contacting you?
While the team at Chapman Commercial Real Estate are happy to help you figure things out along the way, having some key info ready can make the process faster and more effective. Try to have an idea of the property type you’re looking for (e.g., office, retail, warehouse), preferred square footage, budget range, ideal location, lease timeline, and any special requirements (like parking or loading access). If you’re a landlord or seller, we’ll need property details, specs, and photos if available. Don’t worry—if you’re not sure, we’ll guide you through it.
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