Commercial property decisions require a clear understanding of the real estate, intended use, local requirements, transaction documents and business objectives. Gracie Burton represents commercial buyers, sellers, owners, investors and developers across buildings, land and investment opportunities in Page, Arizona.
Her 20 years of City of Page experience involving municipal land sales, together with her zoning and land-development background, helps clients identify important questions and organize a property-specific transaction strategy.
Commercial and land experience | Licensed in Arizona and Utah | Available seven days a week
Gracie works across residential, land and commercial real estate, which is particularly useful in a market where a transaction may involve a building, additional land, mixed uses, redevelopment potential or an owner-user objective. She works directly with clients and keeps the brokerage process moving between the parties, title, lenders, inspectors, consultants and governmental contacts.
Gracie provides real estate brokerage services. Clients should use qualified attorneys, accountants, lenders, appraisers, engineers, environmental professionals and other specialists for independent advice and formal determinations.
Burton Brokerage can assist with a wide range of commercial and investment property. The exact strategy depends on the asset, current use, intended use, occupancy, documentation and transaction goals.
Location, access, visibility, parking, current use, occupancy and transaction terms.
Owner-user or investment objectives, layout, parking, condition, leases and location considerations.
Real estate, land, improvements, operating information, licensing and property-specific due diligence.
Access, utilities, loading, zoning, site configuration and intended-use questions.
Residential and commercial components, occupancy, leases, utilities, zoning and management considerations.
Duplexes, fourplexes and larger income-producing opportunities, with independent financial and tax analysis encouraged.
Site selection, access, utilities, zoning context, development questions and transaction coordination.
A focused commercial search begins with the client’s intended use, location requirements, budget, financing plan, property criteria and transaction timeline. Gracie helps organize those priorities and identify properties that warrant deeper investigation.
Commercial property and business-use decisions should be based on independent legal, financial, tax, environmental, engineering and operational review. Burton Brokerage does not guarantee a use, return, income level, permit, financing outcome or business result.
Clarify owner-user, investment, development or relocation objectives and establish search criteria.
Search available commercial buildings, investment property and land using approved market sources and local knowledge.
Organize known facts, identify missing information and coordinate showings or remote tours.
Review available comparable information, contingencies, due-diligence periods, financing terms and closing objectives.
Coordinate access to property documents and independent professionals for title, leases, financials, inspections, appraisal, environmental and other reviews.
Track deadlines, communicate with the parties and coordinate the transaction through title and closing.
Commercial sellers need accurate positioning, organized information and a marketing strategy aimed at legitimate buyer groups. Gracie works with the seller to understand the asset, occupancy, land, improvements, transaction goals and information that can be shared with prospective buyers.
Parcel, legal description, building size, land area, improvements, current use and condition.
Tenant roster, lease terms, deposits, expenses and notices, subject to confidentiality and legal review.
Available income and expense documents, utility history and owner-provided records, clearly labeled and independently verifiable.
Current zoning, recorded restrictions, permits, site plans and approval history, with no guarantee of future use.
Buyer audience, pricing position, confidentiality level, photography, property materials and inquiry handling.
Timing, financing considerations, preferred terms, property access and decision process.
Commercial land requires careful review of intended use, access, utilities, zoning, site conditions, infrastructure, approvals and development timing. Gracie’s land and municipal background helps her identify the questions that should be addressed while clients obtain formal guidance from the applicable authorities and professionals.
Page, Arizona is Burton Brokerage’s primary commercial market. Gracie also holds a Utah Principal Broker license and considers selected commercial, investment and land opportunities in Big Water and Kanab.
Primary market for commercial buildings, commercial land, investment property and development opportunities.
Selected commercial land, service-property, investment and development opportunities near the Lake Powell region.
Selected commercial buildings, land and investment transactions when the opportunity fits Burton Brokerage’s scope.
Legal owner, title exceptions, liens, easements, restrictions and property boundaries.
Current zoning, existing use, proposed use, conditional-use requirements, parking and development standards.
Building systems, roof, structure, accessibility, fire and life-safety issues, drainage and site condition.
Historical use, environmental reports, regulated materials and specialist review where appropriate.
Lease terms, rent, expenses, renewals, deposits, tenant rights and estoppel documentation.
Owner-provided financial information, taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance and independent investment analysis.
Road access, parking, loading, water, sewer, power, communications and service capacity.
Lender requirements, appraisal, equity, reserves, closing costs and financing contingencies.
Representation across commercial buildings, land, development property, investments and related residential transactions.
Twenty years of City of Page experience involving municipal land sales and local development processes.
Clients work directly with Gracie for strategy, property review, negotiation and transaction coordination.
Clear discussion of what is known, what requires verification and which professionals should be involved.
Responsive communication throughout active searches, listings and contract periods.
Gracie works with commercial buildings, commercial land, hospitality and tourism property, retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, multifamily and investment opportunities.
Yes. Her land, zoning and development background is particularly relevant to commercial sites, while formal land-use and development determinations must come from the appropriate authorities and professionals.
Gracie can organize property and transaction information, but clients should obtain independent accounting, tax, appraisal, lending and investment advice.
Gracie can help coordinate access to available documents and transaction questions. Legal interpretation and financial verification should be completed by qualified advisers.
Yes. Tell Gracie about confidentiality needs at the beginning so property access, document sharing and communications can be planned appropriately.
Page is the primary market. She also provides selected service in Big Water and Kanab, Utah and may consider an exceptional transaction elsewhere without marketing those areas.
No. Burton Brokerage represents buyers and sellers of investment property but does not provide rental placement or property-management services.
Share the property type, location, intended use and transaction goals. Gracie will contact you directly to discuss the next steps and the information needed for a focused commercial real estate strategy.
