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Will F.
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Where do you post ads for Commercial Leases - Office Space?

Will F.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles County, CA
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Where do you post ads for commercial leases available?  We have a large office space we're trying to rent out in Los Angeles.  

Is there a place like postlets where you can syndicate it to a lot of websites?

I've already posted an ad to Loopnet- they charged $250 for 3 months and I haven't had any bites...It's a lot easier to find places for residential rentals than commercial.

Any tips for putting a commercial lease on the MLS?

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Leonard L.
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Leonard L.
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Loopnet is most common place, but you have tried that.  Costar is owned by same company as loopnet.  Slightly better exposure but even more expensive.  

Have you tried Craigslist?  I am mostly a residential guy but ended up with small industrial building in Inland Empire as part of portfolio and I am using Craigslist to advertise.  Great response rate.  Although that is small and industrial, perhaps you might have some luck on CL too.  

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