Commercial Property Management
Our commercial division focuses exclusively in specific San Diego County submarkets and niche property types including small to mid-sized retail, office, and apartment complexes. Our typical property size served is typically from 10,000 to 100,000 square feet. We strongly believe that our narrow niche focus provides our commercial clients with the highest possible level of service, and is the foundation of our success.
As experienced commercial property owners ourselves, we are a seasoned team of professionals with entrepreneurial backgrounds. We will manage your property as if it were our own. We thrive on creative solutions to add value to your property and increase NOI. Our staff is supported by sophisticated technology that saves time, minimizes costs, and increases our overall productivity.
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Why Commercial Property Management Is a Different Discipline
Commercial property is not residential property with bigger rooms. The leases run for years rather than months and are negotiated rather than issued, the recoverable costs have to be tracked and reconciled properly, and a single vacancy in a small retail or office building removes a far larger share of the income than an empty house ever does. The tenant relationship is also commercial on both sides: your tenants are businesses whose own trading depends on the building working. McKee’s commercial division deliberately concentrates on particular San Diego County submarkets and property types — small to mid-sized retail, office and apartment complexes, typically in the 10,000 to 100,000 square foot range — because that focus is what makes the advice specific rather than general.
What Our Commercial Division Does Differently
A narrow submarket focus, on purpose
Concentrating on particular San Diego County submarkets and property types means knowing what comparable space is actually achieving and what tenants in those buildings expect, rather than applying general principles to every asset.
Managed by people who own commercial property
Our team owns commercial property as well as managing it. That tends to change which decisions get recommended, because the trade-offs are ones we make on our own buildings.
Focused on net operating income
Rent collected is only half the picture. Controlling operating costs, keeping recoverable expenses properly tracked and reducing avoidable spend is what actually moves NOI, and it is where day-to-day management earns its fee.
Keeping good business tenants in place
Re-letting commercial space takes far longer than re-letting a home, so a departing tenant is expensive. Responsive management and a building that runs properly is the practical way to avoid that.
FAQ
What kind of commercial properties do you manage?
Our commercial division concentrates on small to mid-sized retail, office and apartment complexes in specific San Diego County submarkets, with properties typically ranging from around 10,000 to 100,000 square feet. That deliberate focus is what lets us give specific rather than generic advice.
How is commercial management different from managing a rental home?
The leases are longer and negotiated rather than standard, operating costs and their recovery have to be tracked and reconciled, and vacancies cost proportionally far more because re-letting commercial space takes considerably longer. It is a different job requiring a different team.
Where can I find more detail on your commercial services?
McKee Commercial maintains its own dedicated website covering the services offered and past work in more depth. You can also call us on (619) 435-7780 and we will talk through your specific building.
