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BRAND Real Estate

We are a commercial real estate sales team partnering with construction and design experts to bring your project to life. Built-to-suit opportunities, speculative projects and tenant improvements. We provide oversight and direction through-out the process to ensure a well-built, supremely functional property that will hold long term value. The client benefits from a sales and marketing lens to create a project that will be well received by the end user or investor.

We will help you create the most marketable look and functionality to appeal to the user or tenant you are seeking. We monitor market trends to inform you of demand drivers and what property attributes are most desired. Our marketing approach focuses on establishing a separate and unique brand for each property through online messaging, custom materials and social interaction to position your property as BEST in class. Essentially the property is a stand alone brand backed by positive PR and expert brokerage representation.

Brandise Construction

Brandise Construction Company was founded by Joseph Brandise Sr., and has been a trusted provider of general construction services in the Las Vegas area since 1967. Over the past 50 years the family owned firm has stayed true to its roots, honoring relationships above all else. Today, Joe Brandise Sr. operates the company with his son Joseph Brandise Jr. They routinely complete projects in multiple asset classes; Multifamily, Retail, Office and Industrial. Over the years, father and son have successfully completed “ground up” as well as a multitude of tenant improvement projects.

Brandise Construction holds both B-General Building & C-3 Carpentry Unlimited licenses and is a boutique provider of the following services:

• Construction Management
• Development from site selection to Turn-key
• Design Build
• Subcontracting carpentry services
• Tenant Improvement
• Value Engineering
• Quality Control Inspections
• Completing stalled or interrupted projects and fixing former contractor mistakes