Leasing

Leasing for landlords and tenants

We lease commercial space and residential units across San Diego County: pricing, marketing, screening and the lease itself.

Last updated: 2026-10-27

David Thomas Mejia, Broker · CA DRE #01448424
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For landlords

Price the spaceRent comps for your block and building type

We pull current asking and signed rents for comparable space, then recommend a rent, term and concessions that fit how fast you need it filled.

Market itPhotos, listing sites, signs and our network

Professional photos, listing on the major commercial and rental sites, our own listings page, signage and outreach to tenant-rep brokers.

Screen tenantsApplications, credit, income and references

Residential applicants apply online and are screened with written criteria applied the same way to everyone, as fair housing law requires. Commercial tenants provide business financials, references and the planned use so we can check zoning and permits.

Sign the leaseCalifornia-compliant forms

Residential leases include the disclosures California requires. Commercial leases spell out rent, escalations, operating expenses, repairs, improvements, insurance and options. We recommend your attorney review any commercial lease before you sign.

Keep it managedOptional ongoing management

After move-in we can collect rent, handle maintenance and report to you monthly. See property management.

For tenants

Find commercial spaceRetail, office, industrial, flex

Tell us your use, size, budget and area. We check zoning and parking before you tour, compare total occupancy cost (rent plus expenses), and negotiate free rent, improvements and renewal options.

Rent a home or unitOpen units and how to apply

See open rentals on our listings page. Ask us anything about the unit, deposit or move-in date before you apply.

Already a tenant?Request a repair

Use the repair form on our property management page. Emergencies: gas smell, leave and call SDG&E at 1-800-411-7343; fire or medical, 911.

Fair housing

We follow federal and California fair housing laws and do not discriminate on the basis of any protected characteristic, including source of income. Learn more from the California Civil Rights Department.

Leasing for landlords and tenants

For landlords

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Fair housing

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