Brian Sherlock
President, Sherlock Realty Advisors, LLC
Newtown, PA 18940
Boutique client service with institutional experience
Phone (856) 296-2229
Boutique client service with institutional experience
Specialties
Investment Sales Broker, Landlord Rep (Full Service), Tenant Rep (Full Service)
Property Types
Industrial, Land, Office, Retail, Flex, Sports & Entertainment, Health Care
Markets
Philadelphia
Bio
Brian is a committed team player assisting tenants and landlord throughout the greater Philadelphia area with their brokerage and related real estate needs. Brian takes the time to understand each client’s core business and how it relates to their real estate needs. When assisting tenants seeking their ideal space, Brian utilizes his strong market knowledge and commitment to staying up to date on the trends to locate off market or over looked opportunities.
His vast tenant representation experience and expertise, coupled with over a decade of successfully representing both landlords and tenants in the area, allow landlords to take the field armed with a true perspective of market demand and competitive position. Over his 15 years in the commercial real estate industry, he has represented tenants and landlords in the Philadelphia suburbs from King of Prussia to Bucks County to the Philadelphia CBD to Southern New Jersey. Notwithstanding his long tenure serving the area’s real estate professionals, Brian is constantly learning and adapting to technological advancement in the commercial real estate sphere, providing his clients a balance of grizzled experience and innovation. Brian has generated transactions of over $250,000,000 and over 3,000,000 square feet.
Prior to his career in commercial real estate, Brian played professional baseball for 5 years after signing his first minor league contract out of the University of Virginia. He spent time with the Toronto Blue Jays and Montreal Expos organizations where he advanced as high as the AA level. Brian also played for the Camden Riversharks in the Atlantic League before retiring in 2003.
