Commercial real estate across the Iowa City and Cedar Rapids corridor.

Buying, selling, or leasing commercial property in Johnson or Linn County. I represent buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and investors on every type of commercial property, and I look at a site the way someone who has planned, surveyed, and built on them does.

I've lived in this corridor my whole life and worked in it for more than 20 years. I'm a REALTOR® with Skogman Commercial, which has offices in both Coralville and Cedar Rapids, so whether your property sits off I-80 or along the I-380 corridor, you're working with someone who knows both markets.

Who I work with.

• Buyers and investors: land to develop, a building for your business, or an income property that pencils out.
• Sellers: pricing, positioning, and marketing that reaches the buyers who actually purchase your property type.
• Landlords: finding the right tenant and structuring a lease that protects the building.
• Tenants: finding space that fits, negotiating the terms, and knowing what the build-out will really cost before you sign.

Every property type.

• Land and development sites: raw ground, commercial lots, and multifamily land.
• Industrial and warehouse: sales and leases, representing landlords and tenants.
• Office and medical office: professional, accounting, healthcare, and general office space.
• Retail and restaurant: storefronts, strip centers, and white box space ready to finish.
• Multifamily and investment: income properties, from small rentals to apartment buildings.
• Flex and mixed use: shop, showroom, and office combinations.

Two markets. One agent.

The corridor isn't one market. A block off the Ped Mall, a Coralville strip center, a North Liberty flex park, a downtown Cedar Rapids building, and a Marion pad site all behave differently. Here's how I cover both sides.

Why my background matters.

Before real estate, I worked for a civil engineering firm in planning, land development, and surveying. I helped design lot layouts and infrastructure for residential and large commercial projects across the corridor, then went into the field to stake utilities, lay out buildings, and set lot pins. I know what it takes to turn a piece of ground into a usable site, and the questions to ask before you commit to one.

I've also operated a general contracting company, so when a space needs to be built out, I can help you understand scope, cost, and timeline from the start. For the full breakdown, see what drives commercial build-out costs. And as the owner of several rental properties in the area, I understand investment real estate from the owner's side of the table.