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Get Matched With a Tenant Rep Broker, By Market and Space Type

TenantBase matches you with a tenant rep broker in every major U.S. market and every space type. See how matching works and find your market on the map.

Nationwide Network

TenantBase's tenant rep network covers every major U.S. market and every kind of business that leases space — a dental practice, a law firm, a warehouse, a restaurant, a startup's first office. Here's where we're active, how matching works, and why the right broker isn't always the closest one.

Coverage

Find your market

TenantBase tenant representation is live in every market below. Click a city on the map or in the directory to see local tenant rep brokers.

Click a market on the map to open that city's tenant representation page. Map best viewed on desktop; the full directory below works everywhere.

The Process

How matching works

Local tenant rep brokers focus on different things — space type, business scale, geography — and all three matter in finding the right one. TenantBase weighs each of them to introduce you to a broker built for your specific search, not just the nearest name in the directory.

  1. Define your space type

    Office, industrial, retail, flex, medical, or coworking — brokers build real expertise around a space type, and that's the first filter in a strong match.

  2. Share your business scale

    A 5,000-square-foot startup lease and a 200,000-square-foot headquarters relocation call for different broker experience. Company size and square footage both factor into the match.

  3. Pinpoint your geography

    Commercial real estate is hyper-local. A broker who knows a specific submarket's inventory, pricing, and landlords will outperform a generalist every time.

  4. Get matched with a vetted broker

    TenantBase weighs space type, scale, and geography against its national network and introduces you to the broker best suited to that exact search.

  5. Work with your broker at no cost

    Tenant representation is free to the tenant. The landlord pays the commission already built into the lease, whether or not you bring in representation.

The Details

Why space type, scale, and geography matter

That's the case for building a real tenant profile instead of cold-calling the first broker that comes up. TenantBase's platform captures what you're looking for once and matches it against the largest network of tenant rep brokers in the country.

Space type

An industrial broker and a medical office broker are looking at completely different inventory, zoning, and landlord relationships.

Business scale

Brokers who close a lot of small-footprint deals move differently than ones built for a multi-market HQ search.

Geography

Submarket knowledge — not just the metro name — is what turns a search into a shortlist of real options.

Space Types

Every business, every space type

TenantBase's network isn't built around one kind of deal. Whatever a business leases space to do, there's a broker in the network who specializes in it.

Medical & dental offices

Brokers who understand build-out requirements, plumbing and equipment needs, and healthcare-specific zoning.

Legal & professional services

Class A and Class B office space matched to firm size, image, and client-facing needs.

Retail & storefront

Foot traffic, visibility, and co-tenancy considerations that a generalist broker can miss.

Industrial & warehouse

Clear heights, dock doors, and logistics access for distribution, manufacturing, and storage.

Restaurant & hospitality

Grease trap access, ventilation, and permitting knowledge specific to food and beverage build-outs.

Coworking, flex & startups

Short-term flexibility and scalable footprints for growing teams that aren't ready to commit long-term.

Ready to build your tenant profile?

Tell TenantBase your space type, scale, and market once, and get matched with a vetted tenant rep broker built for that exact search — at no cost to you.

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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is TenantBase a brokerage?

No. TenantBase is a technology platform that matches business tenants with vetted, independent tenant rep brokers in each local market. The brokers hold the license; TenantBase makes the introduction and provides the tools.

Does it cost anything to use TenantBase?

No. Tenant representation is free to the tenant in a standard commercial lease. The landlord pays the commission that's already built into the deal, whether or not a tenant brings in representation.

Why does the right broker depend on space type, scale, and geography?

Local tenant rep brokers build focus around what they work on most. Some specialize in a space type like industrial or medical, some focus on a certain deal size, and all of them carry submarket-level knowledge that a generalist can't match. TenantBase weighs all three to find the closest fit.

Does TenantBase work with dental and medical practices looking for office space?

Yes. TenantBase's network includes tenant rep brokers who specialize in medical and dental office space, including build-out requirements, plumbing and equipment needs, and healthcare-specific zoning. A dental or medical practice can be matched with a broker experienced in that exact space type in their market.

Does TenantBase cover retail, industrial, and restaurant space too?

Yes. TenantBase's tenant rep network covers every major space type — office, medical, retail and storefront, industrial and warehouse, restaurant and hospitality, and coworking and flex space — in every market it serves. Brokers are matched by the specific space type a business needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

What if my city isn't listed?

TenantBase covers all major U.S. cities and adds new markets as broker coverage expands. If a specific market isn't listed yet, reach out and the team can point you to the nearest active market or let you know when coverage opens up.

How are tenant rep brokers chosen for each market?

Every partner broker on TenantBase is an independent, licensed professional vetted for local market expertise before they're eligible to be matched with tenants in that market.