URBN Built
05Real estate

A full service development firm, from the real estate to the ribbon cutting.

Most owners hire a broker, then a designer, then a contractor, and spend the next year translating between them. We removed that gap.

Historic commercial building on a downtown street

The structure

Two companies, one table.

01

Renroc Properties

Our sister company, handling acquisition, disposition, leasing, and negotiation in house. Site selection, letters of intent, landlord work letters, tenant improvement allowances, and renewals are all managed by people who know what the build will actually cost.

02

URBN Built

Preconstruction, design coordination, permitting, and construction. We are in the room while the deal is still being shaped, so the space you sign for is the space you can open.

03

The Renroc Group

The parent company both businesses sit under. Real estate strategy and construction delivery report to the same table, which is why the handoff between them is not a handoff at all.

What Renroc Properties handles

Acquisition

Sourcing sites that fit the concept, the budget, and the operating model.

Disposition

Positioning and selling assets when it is the right moment to move.

Leasing

Tenant and landlord representation across retail, restaurant, medical, and office space.

Negotiation

Terms, work letters, allowances, and delivery conditions argued with build data in hand.

Why owners keep it under one roof.

Know the space before you sign

We walk the building with you and read the existing power, plumbing, grease, and mechanical conditions before the lease is committed, not after.

Negotiate with real numbers

Construction budgets are developed during negotiation, so the work letter and allowance reflect the actual scope of the build.

One timeline, one team

Deal terms, permitting realities, and construction sequence are planned together. Rent commencement stops being a surprise.

Long-term ownership thinking

Whether you are leasing, buying, or repositioning an asset, the recommendation is based on what the space will cost to operate, not just to occupy.

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