Patrick Reilly
First Vice President, CBRE
Palo Alto, CA 94301
Commercial Real Estate Advisor (align your real estate decisions with your business plan)
Phone (650) 577-2931
Commercial Real Estate Advisor (align your real estate decisions with your business plan)
Specialties
Investment Sales Broker, Landlord Rep, Tenant Rep
Property Types
Office, Flex
Markets
Phoenix, San Francisco, East Bay/Oakland, South Bay/San Jose
Languages
English
Bio
Patrick Reilly joined CBRE’s Palo Alto office in 2015. Prior to joining CBRE, he worked at Cornish & Carey Commercial/Newmark Knight Frank for 10 years. During his career, Patrick has focused on a variety of commercial real estate speciaCommercial Real Estate Advisor (align your real estate decisions with your business plan)lties but has always had one simple credo: each client’s best interest is the only thing that matters.
Patrick maintains an active advisory practice with Tenants in all industry types, including Technology, Professional Services and Medical. The clients he has represented range from one-off local companies to multi-market accounts requiring assistance tailored to their various geographies. Regardless of the type or size of company, Patrick has consistently delivered exceptional results by working diligently to add value at every stage in the process. This pride in his work has led to extraordinary client loyalty and many new friendships.
Throughout his career, Patrick has worked with many Landlords in cities across the Bay Area. Working with Landlords ranging from smaller individual/family ownerships to very large ‘institutional’ groups, he focuses on developing and implementing strategies in line with each investor’s unique objectives. This customized approach has always ensured expectations are clearly understood and constantly exceeded.
Advising clients on property Purchases/Sales remains a consistent area of focus, representing investors and owner-occupiers. Over the past 15 years, Patrick has participated in Purchases and Sales of office properties ranging from 5,000 SF up to 420,000 SF in cities spanning the Bay Area.
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