Commercial Real Estate Broker in Long Beach
Port-adjacent industrial, downtown office, neighbourhood retail and one of the largest apartment stocks in the region — advised on by a brokerage based ten minutes away.
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Long Beach is not one commercial market. It is several.
The Port of Long Beach anchors one of the densest logistics economies in the country, and industrial demand in the western and northern parts of the city moves with it. Move east and the picture changes entirely — neighbourhood retail corridors, professional office and a very deep multifamily stock built largely between the 1920s and 1960s.
That variety is why citywide averages are close to useless here. A warehouse near the 710 corridor and a mixed-use building on Fourth Street are answering to completely different buyers, and should be valued and marketed as such.
What Drives Value in Long Beach
- Proximity and access to the Port of Long Beach and the 710/405 corridors materially affects industrial demand and rent.
- Commercial performance varies sharply by submarket, tenancy, parking provision, access and zoning — often street by street.
- Multifamily owners should weigh both income performance and comparable investor sales; much of the stock is older and rent-regulated considerations may apply.
- Older industrial buildings need honest assessment for clear height, power and loading against what modern occupiers now require.
SCPA Services in Long Beach
Commercial assignments across Long Beach and the surrounding submarkets.
Commercial Valuation
A confidential broker analysis of what your property is realistically worth today. Request a valuation →
Commercial Sales
Valuation, preparation, targeted marketing and negotiation for owners selling. Selling process →
Commercial Leasing
Landlord and tenant representation across industrial, office and retail space. Leasing services →
Local knowledge, not a national database.
Our office is in Los Alamitos, not a regional call centre. Long Beach sits inside the area we work in week to week, which means comparables are read with an understanding of which streets, corridors and submarkets actually behave differently.
If you own here and want a view on value, or you are searching and want to know what is realistically available, that conversation costs nothing and carries no obligation.
Long Beach Real Estate FAQs
Yes. Industrial sales, leasing, acquisition and valuation are a core part of our commercial practice, including port-adjacent and 710-corridor property.
Yes. Submit the property address and we will confirm what information is needed for a broker market analysis. There is no cost or obligation.
Yes. We work with multifamily owners and investors evaluating sales, acquisitions and current property values across the city’s neighbourhoods.
The whole city, with particular activity in the industrial areas serving the port and the commercial corridors across the east and north of Long Beach.
Own commercial property in Long Beach?
Send the address and what you are weighing up. We will come back with a view on value and demand.
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- ★★★★★
I had the absolute pleasure of getting to know Richard and Angel on this team, and I cannot recommend them enough. This team is the definition of professionalism, expertise, and dedication. They are laser-focused on helping achieve anyone’s commercial real estate goals.
Jason Hwang
- ★★★★★
Super professional, exceptionally helpful, and always rapid in their response. You can’t go wrong engaging this group to help you find what you need! We have been super happy with them and worked with them on multiple occasions now!
Jeffrey Raber
- ★★★★★
Just letting everyone know that this is one of the most professional real estate agencies that you can trust and make business with your eyes closed — very friendly and professional.
Youssef Maana
- ★★★★★
First off before I decided to sell, Richard found me a renter and I told him if I decided to sell I would give him the first crack. Which I did. He sold my house as promised and was easy to work with. I would definitely work with him again!! I also recommend him for others.
James Burnett
