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Richard Enderlin, a managing partner of BRC Advisors Commercial Real Estate whose management team brings a wealth of experience with some of today’s top real estate and investment firms. Richard joins Enterprise Radio working in conjunction with eLosAngeles.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Richard Enderlin discuss the following:
- For the benefit of our listeners, tell us about BRC Advisors.
- BRC recently had an extremely impressive number of achievements, including a 60-day record of $225 million in transactions. Share with us some background about this success and why BRC continues to be a leader in the commercial real estate industry.
- BRC also has several offices throughout Southern California, with another one about to open. Tell us more about the reach and depth of BRC.
- In terms of experience, BRC has an impressive array of distinguished professionals. Share with us some examples of the expertise BRC provides.
- Service is a cornerstone of the success of BRC. Why is this factor so critical?
Duration: 14:43
Rich Enderlin is both an entrepreneur and a leader. The former enables him to foster a culture of innovation – a place where flexibility is a given and creativity a necessity – while the latter provides him with the wisdom to inspire and learn from his colleagues. From running his own boutique brokerage firm to his efforts at firms like Marcus & Millichap and Prudential Commercial Real Estate, there is an overriding theme: undeniable experience, resulting in more than $250,000,000 worth of transactions and more than $1 billion in equity for his clients.
In addition to holding a Broker’s License in both California and Arizona, Rich is a Certified Commercial Investment Member. A graduate of Pace University, Rich is also a member of the Board of Trustees for Alverno High School in Sierra Madre, California.
Links: brcadvisors.com
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