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What services does C3 CRE provide?
C3 CRE, LLC offers eight commercial real estate services across Michigan and Tampa Bay: cannabis acquisitions and dispositions, buyer and seller representation, site selection, landlord and tenant leasing, sale-leaseback, corporate disposition, land and development brokerage, and receivership and distressed asset work. Each is supported by in-house lending through Rair Capital and development capital through Corbco Ventures.
Buyer and Seller Representation
Our extensive experience in buyer and seller representation provides all our clients with valuable insights and strategic guidance to enhance their portfolios.
Site Selection and Location Strategy
Our team leverages customized real estate analysis and provides critical insights into properties and communities across the nation to support informed decision-making.
Investment Sales
Utilizing extensive market knowledge and robust relationships with owners and investors, C3 offers exceptional transactional services with a track record of delivering outstanding results.
Land Brokerage
Our expertise in navigating complex land use restrictions and bureaucracy, combined with a proven marketing strategy, allows us to maximize value for our clients in acquiring or disposing of land assets.
Portfolio and Surplus Property Sales
Our team engages in thorough portfolio reviews to identify maximum value and implements effective marketing strategies to support our clients in realizing their long-term goals through the successful sale of portfolio and surplus assets.
Cannabis Acquisitions and Dispositions
C3 stands at the forefront of guiding clients through the complex real estate landscape of cannabis, including site selection and disposition, license acquisition and disposition, mergers and acquisitions, and sale-leaseback transactions.
Every practice
All eight practices in detail
Cannabis acquisitions & dispositions
Licensed cannabis cultivation, processing and retail real estate — municipal opt-in analysis, buffer-zone diligence, license-and-real-estate combination sales, and buyers who can actually close.
- Municipal opt-in and license-availability mapping by jurisdiction
- Buffer-zone and zoning-overlay measurement before go-to-market
- Building suitability review: power service, HVAC, water, floor drains, security envelope
- License-plus-real-estate transaction sequencing against regulator calendars
- Buyer capital verification, including cannabis-specific debt through Rair Capital
- Repositioning strategy for former cannabis facilities returning to industrial use
Buyer & seller representation
Full-cycle representation on the buy and sell side of commercial property — pricing, exposure strategy, negotiation and closing management.
Site selection
Data-led site selection for operators and franchisees — drive-time and demographic screening, zoning and use verification, and multi-site rollout sequencing.
Investment sales
Income-property sales across retail, industrial, office and net lease — underwriting, buyer targeting and closing certainty over headline pricing.
Land brokerage
Residential development land, commercial pads, agricultural acreage and infill parcels — entitlement path, utilities, and buyers who build.
Portfolio & surplus disposition
Programmatic disposition of surplus corporate, institutional and municipal real estate — reporting, sequencing and defensible pricing across many assets.
Sale-leaseback
Convert owner-occupied real estate into working capital while keeping operational control — lease structuring that survives investor underwriting.
Receivership & distressed
Court-appointed receivership support, lender REO disposition and distressed asset sales — stabilize, document, then sell.
Affiliates
Through our subsidiaries, C3 offers clients:
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