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Tenant representation gives Washington D.C. businesses a commercial real estate broker or agent who works on their side of the negotiating table. TenantBase's network of independently licensed Washington D.C. commercial real estate partner brokers is built from years of experience and thousands of matches with local searches. Tenant reps can help you understand which submarkets are moving fastest, which property types are tightening, and what to think about for your specific use and business type. Whether you're searching for office space downtown, retail space along a growth corridor, industrial and warehouse space near the interstate, or medical office space close to a hospital system, our matching platform pairs you with a Washington D.C. tenant representation broker who already knows that specific market and works with businesses like yours. This can help with a comprehensive search process, more effective negotiations, and lease terms shaped by someone who is working on your behalf to get the deal.
Every partner broker is an independently licensed real estate professional who provides tenant representation services in the Washington D.C. market.
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Start Your MatchThis advisor built a foundation in commercial real estate through industry education and program coordination before moving into brokerage, holding a dual degree in real estate and property management. They bring a research-driven approach to office, flex, and creative space transactions.
With 35 years in commercial real estate, this advisor leads a small team serving Maryland, DC, and Northern Virginia across nearly every property type — retail, office, industrial, multifamily, hospitality, and religious institutions. Their team has completed hundreds of transactions and brings in-house legal expertise to every deal.
This advisor supports clients across commercial leasing, investment sales, and business brokerage, with a client-first approach to navigating the DC-area market.
A career commercial real estate professional, this advisor assists clients with retail and office leasing, multifamily investment analysis, and business brokerage. Licensed across DC, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina, they bring a well-rounded, multi-market perspective to every deal.
This advisor specializes in office and healthcare real estate, spanning both leasing and building sales, with a decade of brokerage experience focused on medical tenant representation. Earlier in her career she worked as a financial analyst on structured real estate finance, giving her a strong quantitative edge in deal analysis, and has negotiated several million square feet of medical and office space.
This advisor is newly active on the platform, ready to help clients navigate the search for general office, medical, and warehouse space with a hands-on, responsive approach.
With over two decades in commercial real estate beginning in investment sales, this advisor now represents both landlords and tenants across office, flex, and industrial space in the Washington DC area, guiding clients through search, negotiation, and lease execution.
With 13 years in the DC metro market and 15 years in Raleigh-Durham, this advisor brings deep dual-market expertise in retail, office, and investment properties. Their personalized approach emphasizes long-term client success across leasing, purchasing, and investment transactions.
This advisor began his commercial real estate career in the late 1990s within a national accounts group, going on to contribute to projects totaling more than 77 million square feet. His client roster has included embassies, nonprofits, and trade associations, reflecting deep experience serving mission-driven and institutional tenants.
This advisor focuses on consulting office-using companies on real estate strategy, from single-location decisions to multi-site portfolios across the country. Their approach emphasizes non-transactional advisory services, occupancy strategy, and identifying maximum value and flexibility in every deal.
This advisor brings over 20 years of combined experience across estate and wealth planning, commercial litigation, and real estate law to the acquisition and disposition of commercial property for domestic and international investors. Her background includes structuring 1031 exchanges and EB-5 investment projects, along with prior experience redeveloping mixed-use properties in New York City.
This advisor provides a broad range of commercial real estate services — for tenants, owners, developers, nonprofits, and investors — throughout the greater Washington DC metro area. Licensed across DC, Maryland, and Virginia, with 16 years of regional experience.
With more than three decades as a commercial real estate agent, this advisor focuses on tenant representation throughout the suburban Maryland region.
Active in commercial real estate since the late 1980s, this advisor has represented some of the region's largest and best-known organizations across the DC metro, Northern Virginia, and Maryland markets. He leads a tenant-only advisory practice — avoiding landlord-side conflicts of interest — staffed by senior agents focused on reducing occupancy costs and securing favorable lease terms.
This advisor combines a background as a real estate attorney with active commercial brokerage practice, giving clients a legal and market-savvy edge in negotiating purchase, sale, and lease agreements aligned with their real estate goals.
Drawing on a varied background in public safety and military service, this advisor brings a mission-focused, solutions-oriented mindset to commercial real estate, specializing in helping small business owners find the right space to grow.
This advisor operates a flexible workspace platform supporting entrepreneurs and growing businesses with private offices, dedicated desks, and virtual mail services. Their model emphasizes affordability, flexible lease terms, and turnkey amenities like reception support, high-speed WiFi, and meeting space access.
Originally formed as a general contractor in the mid-1990s, this advisor's practice has evolved to represent commercial tenants and purchasers throughout Maryland and Virginia, with particular depth in flex and industrial space alongside office, medical, and educational properties. Their team applies technology-driven space and cost analysis to match tenants with the right long-term location.
This advisor is an exclusive buyer and tenant representative serving the DC, Maryland, and Virginia markets, with prior experience in healthcare-focused commercial real estate. He holds an MBA and the CCIM designation, and is a military veteran who remains active in supporting the veteran community.
With a decade of experience across investment sales and leasing, this advisor's background spans CMBS lending, acquisitions underwriting, and asset management at both middle-market and publicly traded investment firms. He now helps clients achieve strong outcomes across residential, office, and industrial properties.
This advisor specializes in commercial leasing and sales throughout Washington DC and Maryland, drawing on an extensive network of financial contacts to help structure comfortable, well-timed transactions for clients.
A university graduate based in the DMV, this advisor focuses on investment sales alongside tenant and landlord representation, with particular strength in industrial and retail transactions.
This advisor applies local market knowledge to support tenants seeking industrial and office space, informed by operational experience gained in logistics and distribution roles prior to his brokerage career. He began in commercial real estate through affordable housing development and studied economics in college.
Raised in Northern Virginia within a multicultural family real estate legacy, this advisor is a second-generation commercial real estate professional and founder of his own brokerage. Prior to founding his firm, he worked at several established regional real estate companies, building a career centered on acquisition and lease negotiation throughout the DC metro market.
This advisor founded his own commercial real estate firm after 25 years in the industry, focusing on entrepreneurial and privately-held tenants and landlords throughout the Washington DC metro area, with particular depth in the Northern Virginia submarket.
Since entering commercial real estate in the mid-2010s, this advisor has built a strong track record in retail and medical office investment sales, alongside tenant representation in industrial, office, and medical space across the Washington DC metro region. He has managed and leased more than 500,000 square feet of mixed office and retail space in the Baltimore and Fairfax areas.
This advisor is an emerging commercial real estate broker who built a foundation through an internship performing lease and sales comparables, and now helps tenants identify suitable locations for their businesses.
Based in the Northern Virginia area, this advisor specializes in retail, office, and industrial properties, offering full-spectrum services across leasing, buying, and selling to help clients achieve their commercial real estate goals.
This advisor helps investors, landlords, and business owners make smarter commercial real estate decisions across the DMV market, combining local market intelligence with financial analysis to guide acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, and long-term portfolio strategy.
A local resource to help you navigate the search process from lease to signed.
Start MatchingThese businesses are using TenantBase to search for commercial space in the following categories. Retail / Storefront leads active demand at 49%, warehouse at 27%, office at 11%, flex / industrial at 10% — based on 184 active TenantBase tenant searches in Washington D.C. over the past 90 days.
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A regional convenience and tobacco shop
Specializing in convenience store operations offering snacks, beverages, and household essentials
Grab and go pizza spot
Potential Bakery
I want to open my own cell phone repair shop
Specializing in baking, confectionery, and custom cake services
This regional restaurant operator
Specializing in public-private partnerships
A small business operator specializing in general merchandise retail
Contemporary store with my own collection of handcrafted shoes, clothing accessories and handmade items
NY style pizzeria
Music Education Program & School
Specializing in biotechnology and pharmaceutical consulting
This established national retailer, specializing in seasonal goods
Specializing in lash extensions and brow treatments, operating a single studio for several years
Specializing in services such as custom T-shirts, screen printing, heat transfer, and embroidery
An established event planning and management business, operating as a sole proprietorship since January 2011
Specializing in cigar and tobacco sales and retail, and it requires a storefront property for its retail establishment
Salvadorian authentic food
European & Mediterranean specialty grocery featuring gourmet foods, boutique coffee, artisan bakery, and a small café seating area
African cuisine
Private investors
Grocery store, butcher shop
Health and wellness store
Either child care or salon suites
Clothing retail
This business specializes in high-quality eyebrow artistry and facial hair care designed to enhance natural facial structure
Specializing in custom prosthetics, orthotics, and rehabilitative services
Specializing in Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) solutions like drone detection, tracking, and neutralization
This new small business prospect
This established regional entity specializes in home staging and interior design services
An independent landscaping services provider
An individual associated with official government communications, with an expressed interest in church leadership
This regional company operates in diverse service industries
Specializing in the design and online sale of unique fashion accessories like sunglasses and eyewear
A little office with enough space for a medium/big desk, chair
Specializing in comprehensive mental health services, including psychiatric rehabilitation programs, medication management, and intensive outpatient programs for individuals across all age groups
Specializing in mobile and web application development, UI/UX design, custom software, and IT consulting
This established venture capital and growth equity firm, founded in 2004, specializes in investments across technology, media, and telecommunications sectors
This business entity
The requirement is for a co-working or executive suite space
Specializing in professional services or personal ventures and currently utilizing a registered agent address
A small business, potentially a new venture, operating within the sales and distribution sector
Specializing in government affairs, lobbying, and business development
An emerging public affairs and strategic communications firm, founded in 2021, advises clients on business, policy, media, and culture
Physical Therapy Studio
This entity operates as a multi-state importer and distributor of wine and spirits
central heating, parking
An established integrated resort operator, specializing in hospitality, gaming, entertainment, and resort services
Metal fabrication
Youth sports new org 12 feet of ceiling height
Specializing in water quality assessments, design, installation, and maintenance of treatment systems for commercial, industrial, and residential clients
General Contractor
Event Production
European Auto repair shop
A national professional association has been prompted to provide further details regarding their warehouse space needs
religious center
An entity operating a basic social networking/blogging platform
This business is a 501c3 nonprofit organization
Commercial custom cabinetry
automotive related products
Specializing in the sales and installation of various flooring types including hardwood, carpet, laminate, vinyl, and tile for residential and commercial clients
We are a certified company that does on-site repair work. We have contracts with Dc & Fed gov to repair fleet vehicles
Party decor and supplies
Specializing in mental well-being, diversity, equity, and inclusion, leadership development, and strategy consulting
Specializing in live music events, DJing, and music production
TenantBase's Q2 2026 Washington D.C. market report doesn't publish an average office rent per square foot or a specific office vacancy percentage — it only describes the office market qualitatively, noting elevated overall vacancy alongside strong competition for premium space built after 2010, with landlords offering larger tenant improvement allowances and rental concessions on Class B buildings. A Washington D.C. partner broker can pull current asking rents for the specific submarkets and building classes you're considering.
TenantBase's Q2 2026 Washington D.C. market report doesn't publish an average rent per square foot or vacancy percentage for retail or industrial/warehouse space either. It describes neighborhood-center retail vacancy as historically low and DMV-region industrial fundamentals as structurally tight — supported by e-commerce fulfillment and logistics demand — without quantifying either one. A Washington D.C. partner broker can get you current asking rates for the specific submarket and space type you need.
Retail / Storefront leads active tenant demand in Washington D.C. at 49%, followed by warehouse at 27%, office at 11%, and flex / industrial at 10%, based on 184 active TenantBase tenant searches tracked over the past 90 days. Medical space makes up the remainder.
TenantBase's partner brokers cover Washington D.C.-area submarkets including Georgetown, Downtown D.C., Capitol Riverfront, Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Hill/NoMa, Arlington, Alexandria, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Potomac, McLean, Reston, and National Harbor, across office, retail, industrial, warehouse, and medical property types.
Lease-term preferences vary by property type as of Q2 2026, per TenantBase's Q2 2026 Washington D.C. market report: D.C. office tenants most often sign short, under-1-year terms (58.33% of searches), warehouse tenants lean toward 3–5 years (31.25%), and retail tenants tend toward the longest commitments at 5+ years (33.96%) — reflecting differences in build-out costs and how quickly each space type turns over.
Plan on roughly 150–250 square feet per employee for a standard mixed layout: dense, open floor plans run 100–150 SF per person, while spacious or private-office-heavy layouts run 250–350 SF per person. A 10-person team typically needs about 1,500–2,500 SF. A Washington D.C. partner broker can help you right-size before touring so you don't pay for space you won't use.
Timelines vary by property type and size, but most Washington D.C. tenants move from initial search to signed lease in roughly 60–120 days when working with a dedicated tenant representation partner broker.
A Washington D.C. tenant representation broker works exclusively for a business searching for commercial space — surveying the local market, touring options, and negotiating lease terms on the tenant's behalf, rather than the landlord's. This is different from a listing agent, who represents the landlord and is focused on leasing one specific building; a tenant rep has no incentive to favor any one property.
The fastest way is to work with a Washington D.C. tenant rep who already tracks available office inventory across submarkets like Downtown D.C., Dupont Circle, and Capitol Riverfront — they can surface options that fit your size, budget, and timeline faster than searching listings alone.
You're not required to use one, but a tenant representation broker works exclusively for you — not the landlord — and typically costs you nothing, since landlords already budget for the leasing commission. TenantBase connects you with a Washington D.C. partner broker who handles tours, comparisons, and negotiation on your behalf at no cost.
Yes. Tenant representation typically does not have a direct cost to the business — brokers are compensated by the landlord at lease signing, so working with a TenantBase partner broker is free for the tenant.
TenantBase is a technology platform built for commercial tenants. It pairs a searchable, broker-sourced database of office, retail, industrial, warehouse, and medical space with a network of independently licensed local partner brokers — you browse available Washington D.C. space by property type and submarket, get matched with a local partner broker, tour the spaces that fit, and get support through negotiation and signing, all at no cost to the tenant.
No cost, no pressure — just a faster way to find office, retail, industrial, or medical space in Washington D.C. with a partner broker who works for you.
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