Featured Properties
For Sale - Sun Hill Motel
8517 Aurora Ave N
Seattle WA 98103
$ 3,200,000
Asset Class: Hotel/Motel
Total Bldg SF: 7,834
Total Land SF: 18,870
Contact: David Petersen
Paragon Real Estate Advisors
Welcome to the Commercial Brokers Association!
The Commercial Brokers Association (CBA) is a member owned cooperative providing commercial real estate multiple listing services to its members since 1977. CBA is committed to the mission of providing members with current commercial listing information and to help increase their productivity. Members share a philosophy of ongoing communication and cooperation and are represented by a voluntary Board of Directors.
CBA's Research Staff gathers information on all available office, industrial and retail space in buildings that meet our research standards in eight Washington and Oregon counties. CBA's custom designed website is continuously updated by members as well as CBA's Research staff. Our user-friendly program is fully optimized across all technological platforms. Features of the website include listing searches (both map and criteria based), marketing tools, and numerous report options.
CBAcma, our Commercial Market Analysis product, is another tool available to CBA members - consisting of researched commercial property sales over $250,000 in eight Washington and Oregon counties.
In keeping with the ever-changing legalities of the industry, CBA also provides a Forms Library for our members' use. These forms have been carefully prepared by the Association's legal counsel and are the commercial industry standard.
CBA also provides education and networking opportunities for the commercial brokerage community, giving members access to clock hour classes to fulfill their licensing requirement, as well as forums to meet and make deals with their fellow brokers.
4,161Member Brokers |
75,000Researched Props |
7,500+Active Listings |
1087Member Offices |
How do I become a member?
CBA appreciates your interest and the opportunity to provide you with information about the Commercial Brokers Association's membership benefits.
To join CBA as a new office, please print out and complete both the Broker Member Application as well as the Broker Roster Update. To add a broker to a participating office, or edit any broker information, please simply complete the Broker Roster Update. If you're interested in becoming an Associate Member, please refer to the Associate Member Information page.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss how CBA's services can benefit you. Please feel free to call CBA's Member Services at 425-820-3348 or 1-800-275-2522 for additional information.
Member NewsEventsNov
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November 14th Speaker Series Luncheon Featuring Matthew Gardner, Windermere Chief Economist$50 for CCIM Members | $65 for Non-Members Location: Please join CCIM-WA in November as we welcome Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist for Windermere. Matthew will discuss current and future economic data and its impact on the real estate market on both a local and national level. Matthew is the former Principal of Gardner Economics, and has more than 28 years of professional experience both in the U.S. and U.K. Matthew chairs the Board of Trustees at the Washington Center for Real Estate Research at the Nov
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Splitting Profits in Commercial Real EstateCCIM Members $239 | Non Members $279 Location: This course is for commercial real estate professionals who work with equity partners. Students will discuss and model various methods of sharing the wealth in transactions, including: -The Traditional Split -The Rake -The Preference -Carried Interest -Waterfall -Pari Passu -Reversionary Interests After the course, students will be able to model profit splits among investors, developers, promoters, and other transaction parties. In addition, all students will receive Excel templates and models to use for actual transactions. Instructor: Jeff Engelstad, CCIM Dec
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Advanced Topics in Leasing$65.00 Members | $75.00 Non-Members Location: In this new class taught by an attorney, you will learn which elements must be included in a lease to make it enforceable. We will also discuss how to structure practical construction provisions that permit the tenant to build out its space and yet also protect the landlord. Learn the current economics of leases - base rent, adjustments, and the prevailing wisdom on the fair allocation of operating expenses. How should ‘tenant defaults’ be defined, and how can landlords fully recover all their damages when tenants default? Discover how courts resolve issues where the landlord’s consent is required, and how landlords and tenants are agreeing in advance to limit or permit later transfers. Finally, join in on a discussion of lease provisions which address the financial concerns of landlords and lenders. Instructor: Latest Transactions
Contact: Connor Gilchrist 
Contact: Justin Holmes
Contact: Justin Holmes |
