The brief
What the space has to do: size, budget, location, timing and the use it must be zoned for.
Commercial · Miami & Fort Lauderdale
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Storefronts, offices, warehouses and mixed-use buildings for owners, tenants and investors. Bilal Hamie reads every lease and every set of numbers with you before you sign.
Call or text (305) 407-4323Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 8 PM
Commercial and residential loans are available through our trusted partners.
What we handle
Space for every kind of business.
Leasing, buying and selling for tenants, owners and investors across Miami-Dade and Broward.
Retail and storefronts
Street-front shops and restaurant spaces on corridors such as Sunset Drive, Miracle Mile, Las Olas Boulevard and Lincoln Road, where visibility, parking and foot traffic decide what rent a business can carry.
Offices
From small professional suites to full floors in Brickell’s towers, with a close look at the lease type, operating expenses and room to grow.
Warehouses and flex space
Industrial, logistics and flex space near the airport and the expressways, above all in Doral, where clear height, loading and truck access matter as much as the rent.
Investment property
Mixed-use and income buildings, with the numbers read before you commit: rent roll, net operating income, cap rate, expenses and the condition of the building.
How it works
From brief to signed.
The same broker from the first call to the keys, in English or Spanish.
Search and tours
A short list of spaces or buildings that fit, toured together and compared on the full cost.
Terms
A letter of intent, then the lease or purchase terms: rent and increases, expenses, build-out, free rent and length.
Due diligence to keys
Zoning, permits, inspections and the paperwork, handled through the lease signing or the closing.
Tenants, owners, investors
Know the whole number first.
For tenants
Compare spaces on the full cost: base rent, yearly increases, operating expenses, and the taxes and insurance you pay under a net lease, less any build-out allowance and free rent. Since October 1, 2025, Florida no longer charges sales tax on commercial rent.
For owners
Price your space against what similar spaces are leasing and selling for now, market it in English and Spanish, and choose tenants on their finances and their plans for the space.
For investors
Rent roll, leases, expenses and the building’s condition, read together, so the price you pay reflects the income the property can really produce.
Zoning and use
Before you sign, confirm that the space is zoned for your use and that permits, parking and occupancy rules work for your business. Each city in Miami-Dade and Broward sets its own rules.
Questions
Commercial real estate questions, answered.
Something else? Call or text (305) 407-4323.
Ask Bilal01What does a commercial real estate broker do?
For tenants, a broker finds and compares spaces, negotiates the lease and checks that the space works for the business. For owners and investors, a broker prices, markets and negotiates the lease or sale, and reads the numbers behind it.
02What is a triple net (NNN) lease?
A lease where the tenant pays base rent plus its share of the property’s taxes, insurance and maintenance. It is common for retail and industrial space, so compare spaces on the total cost, not the base rent alone.
03How long does it take to lease commercial space?
It varies with the market, the space and the deal. Build-out and permits can add weeks or months, so start well before you need to move in.
04Do you help investors buy income property?
Yes. Bilal helps investors find and evaluate rental homes, condos, mixed-use and commercial buildings in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, starting from the rent roll, the expenses and the condition of the property.
05Can we work in Spanish?
Yes. Tours, negotiations and the review of letters of intent and leases can be in Spanish or English.
Commercial areas
Where businesses set up shop.
Tell us what the space must do.
Size, budget, area and timing. Bilal replies within 24 hours with next steps.