Mr. Biggs is a commercial real estate broker serving Tampa Bay with decades of transaction experience across office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use properties. Whether you’re an investor acquiring a NNN-leased retail center, a business owner purchasing your first office building, or a developer assembling parcels for a mixed-use project, Mr. Biggs provides the market knowledge, negotiation skill, and deal-structuring creativity that commercial transactions require, including access to opportunities across Lakeland and surrounding growth markets.
Tampa Bay’s commercial market is among the most dynamic in the Southeast. Population growth, corporate relocations, and infrastructure investment are driving demand across every property type. Mr. Biggs helps clients navigate this opportunity with data-driven analysis and hands-on deal management from first inquiry through closing, while also incorporating strategies such as 1031 exchanges and aligning acquisitions with broader specialty real estate portfolios.
Many commercial real estate investors explore 1031 exchange strategies to defer capital gains taxes while transitioning into larger or higher-performing investment properties.
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Tampa Bay Commercial Market Overview
Tampa Bay’s commercial real estate market continues to benefit from strong demographic tailwinds. The metro area has added more than 300,000 residents over the past decade, creating sustained demand for office space, retail centers, industrial facilities, and mixed-use developments. Key economic drivers include healthcare (Tampa General, BayCare, AdventHealth), financial services (USAA, Citigroup), technology (growing startup ecosystem), and logistics (Port Tampa Bay, I-4/I-75 corridors).
Cap rates across Tampa Bay generally range from 5.5% to 8.5%, depending on property type, location, tenant quality, and lease structure. Industrial properties and well-located retail centers with strong tenants tend to command the lowest cap rates, while value-add office properties and secondary locations offer higher yields for investors willing to take on repositioning risk.
Investors acquiring office, retail, industrial, or mixed-use properties may also benefit from advanced real estate tax planning strategies designed to improve long-term portfolio performance and tax efficiency.
Last updated: April 2026
Property Types We Broker
Office Properties
From Class A towers in downtown Tampa and Westshore to suburban office parks in Brandon, Lutz, and Lakeland, Mr. Biggs brokers office properties for investors and owner-occupants.
Retail & Restaurant Spaces
Tampa Bay’s retail market is driven by population growth, tourism, and a strong consumer economy.
Industrial & Warehouse Properties
The industrial sector is Tampa Bay’s hottest commercial property type.
Mixed-Use & Development Properties
Mixed-use development is reshaping Tampa Bay’s urban and suburban landscapes.
Our Commercial Brokerage Process
- Market analysis and property evaluation…
- Property identification and screening…
- Financial analysis and underwriting…
- Offer negotiation and contract execution…
- Due diligence management…
- Financing coordination…
- Closing and post-closing…
1031 Exchange Strategies for Commercial Sellers
Selling a commercial property in Tampa Bay? You may not have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale.
Mr. Biggs can also coordinate cost segregation studies on your new acquisition.
Certain high-value equestrian properties may also be suitable for advanced build-to-suit 1031 exchange strategies involving property improvements or redevelopment.
Institutional & Portfolio Services
For institutional investors, REITs, and fund managers, Mr. Biggs offers volume portfolio management and national broker-of-record services.
List Your Commercial Property with a Specialist
If you own office, retail, industrial, or mixed-use property in Tampa Bay, we help you position, price, and market your asset to qualified buyers and investors. From single-tenant NNN properties to multi-tenant assets and development sites, our strategy focuses on maximizing value while identifying tax-efficient exit strategies, including 1031 exchanges.