Commercial

Commercial real estate in El Paso.

Elevate Investment Group represents buyers and sellers of commercial property in El Paso and manages commercial property for owners — acquisition, disposition, leasing, and day-to-day management under one Texas broker.

Buy & sell

Commercial sales and acquisition.

Buyer representation

Elevate Investment Group represents buyers acquiring commercial property in El Paso, identifying properties that match the buyer’s criteria, reviewing the leases and operating information the seller provides, preparing offers, and negotiating on the buyer’s behalf.

Seller representation

Elevate Investment Group lists and markets commercial property for owners in El Paso, handling pricing strategy, marketing, negotiation, and closing coordination.

Broker’s opinion of value

Before listing, an owner can request a broker’s opinion of value based on comparable sales and lease activity in El Paso. A broker’s opinion of value is not an appraisal, is not prepared by a licensed appraiser, and cannot be used where an appraisal is required.

Owner-users and investors

Elevate Investment Group represents businesses buying a property to operate from as well as owners buying property to lease out. Elevate Investment Group acts as the broker in the transaction and does not provide investment advice or recommend a property as an investment.

1031 exchanges

Elevate Investment Group works alongside the qualified intermediary and tax advisor an owner retains for a like-kind exchange, and coordinates transaction timing with them. It does not provide tax advice and is not a qualified intermediary.

From purchase into management

A buyer acquiring income property can move from closing into management with the same broker, so the property does not change hands between firms after the sale. Property management services →

Who represents you

Commercial sales and management are led by Guillermo Sosa, a Texas REALTOR® and CCIM candidate, working in English and Spanish. More about the team →

Fees

Commissions on commercial sales are negotiable and are set in the listing or representation agreement, not fixed by law.

Management

Services for owners.

Leasing and tenant placement

Elevate Investment Group markets vacant commercial space, screens prospective tenants, and negotiates leases on the owner’s behalf.

Tenant relations and rent collection

Elevate Investment Group serves as the point of contact for tenants and handles rent collection for the properties it manages.

Maintenance coordination

Elevate Investment Group coordinates repairs and routine maintenance with vendors, so owners are not managing vendor calls directly.

Owner reporting

Owners receive reporting on the performance of the properties Elevate Investment Group manages.

Property types managed

Elevate Investment Group manages all commercial property types, including retail, office, industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use.

Who manages your property

Commercial operations are led by Guillermo Sosa, a Texas REALTOR® and CCIM candidate who has managed approximately 120,000 square feet of commercial and residential real estate over his own career, covering lease administration, vendor management, budgeting, capital improvements, and financial reporting. He works in English and Spanish. More about the team →

Frequently asked

Questions from owners and buyers.

Do you represent buyers and sellers of commercial property?

Elevate Investment Group represents both buyers and sellers of commercial property in El Paso, and also manages commercial property for owners, under one Texas broker.

Does Elevate Investment Group advise on whether a property is a good investment?

No. Elevate Investment Group acts as the real estate broker in the transaction. It gathers and presents the information a seller provides and represents its client in negotiation, but it does not provide investment, financial, or tax advice, and it does not guarantee the future value, income, or performance of any property. Investment decisions rest with the buyer and the advisors the buyer retains.

Is a broker’s opinion of value the same as an appraisal?

No. A broker’s opinion of value is prepared by a real estate broker from comparable sales and lease activity. It is not an appraisal, it is not prepared by a licensed appraiser, and it cannot be used where an appraisal is required.

Can you help with a 1031 exchange?

Elevate Investment Group coordinates transaction timing with the qualified intermediary and tax advisor you retain. It does not provide tax advice and is not a qualified intermediary.

What does it cost to list commercial property with you?

Commissions on commercial sales are negotiable and are set in the listing agreement, not fixed by law.

Do you manage commercial property in El Paso?

Elevate Investment Group manages commercial property in El Paso for owners and investors, under the same Texas broker as its residential division.

What types of commercial property do you manage?

Elevate Investment Group manages all commercial property types in El Paso, including retail, office, industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use.

What does commercial property management cost?

Management fees depend on the property and the scope of the management agreement.

Do you handle leasing as well as management?

Elevate Investment Group handles leasing and tenant placement for the commercial properties it manages in El Paso.

How do owners receive reporting?

Owners receive reporting on the properties Elevate Investment Group manages.

How it works

How management works.

What happens between your first call about management and the first owner report. Sales and acquisition follow a separate path — ask us about it.

Initial conversation

We discuss the property, how it is performing, and what you want management to take off your hands.

Property assessment

We review the property, the existing leases, and its current condition and operating costs.

Management proposal

You receive a written proposal setting out the scope of management and the fee.

Management agreement

If you accept, a management agreement sets the term, the scope of authority, and how either side can end it.

Onboarding

Tenants are notified of the change, records and leases are transferred, and rent collection moves across.

Ongoing operations

Rent is collected, tenants have a point of contact, and maintenance is coordinated with vendors so you are not taking those calls.

Owner reporting

You receive regular reporting on the property’s performance.

Contact

Talk to the commercial team.