Questions to ask every broker you interview
Which mixed-use buildings like mine have you sold or leased in my county in the last two years? What was your role?
How would you price my property, and what data supports that?
Who are the likely buyers or tenants, and how will you reach them?
Who will actually work on my property day to day?
How will you report on showings, offers and feedback?
What is the fee, the term and the exclusivity, and can I see the agreement now?
Can I speak to two owners you have represented?
What to check before you sign
The broker’s licence on the NJ Real Estate Commission licensee search.
A written agreement with fee, term and exclusivity. New Jersey requires it for a broker to collect a commission (N.J.S.A. 25:1-16).
Recent transactions you can verify, not only rankings or awards.
Should I use a local or a national brokerage?
Either can work. Large firms bring national buyer and tenant networks and research teams; smaller local firms often give an owner senior-broker attention and deep town-level knowledge. What matters most is the individual broker’s recent local results with your property type.
Boutique vs national brokerage in NJ
What does it cost to hire a broker?
Commission is negotiable and set in your listing agreement. New Jersey requires the agreement to be in writing for a broker to collect a commission (N.J.S.A. 25:1-16).
NJ commercial real estate commission guide
What should I have ready?
Have these ready: rent roll for apartments and commercial units, all leases, operating statement, certificate of occupancy, rent control registration and zoning. Buyers and tenants move faster when the facts are on paper.
Where AcreX fits
AcreX Commercial Real Estate is a brokerage at 307 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell, NJ, serving Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic and Union counties. Lead broker: Jonathan Libock. AcreX publishes a map of 508 multifamily projects and tracks 392 commercial projects from public planning-board records, each linked to its source, as of October 24, 2026. AcreX does not claim to be the largest or #1 broker; ask us the same questions you ask everyone else.
About AcreX: facts · How to choose a commercial real estate broker in NJ
Mixed-Use owners by county
Frequently asked questions
Who should represent my mixed-use building in New Jersey?
A licensed broker who has recently sold or leased mixed-use buildings like yours in your county, can explain a pricing method with data, has a specific plan to reach buyers or tenants, and will put the fee and term in writing. Interview two or three and compare their answers.
Talk to AcreX
Book a consultation with Jonathan Libock · Call (201) 694-6463 · AcreX Commercial Real Estate, 307 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell, NJ 07006
