With its varied terrain and numerous bodies of water that create distinct, autonomous trade areas, many national retailers find it necessary to enlist the services of a local broker to help navigate through the Puget Sound market. From executing the initial market entry for Jared Galleria of Jewelry, rue21 and Aspen Dental to the ongoing market expansion for Aaron's Rentals, T.J. Maxx, Panera Bread, and Famous Footwear, we have the experience and market knowledge to identify opportunities that may otherwise be missed.  If you are considering working with Rainier Commercial, we encourage you to discuss our work ethic with the retailers themselves to help provide the feedback you need to make your decision.

TENANT	APPROXIMATE SIZE REQUIRED	SPACE REQUIREMENT	CONTACT PERSON
	3,500 - 4,500 sf	Free standing or endcap in required retail centers or suburban markets with strong day-time demographics. Ideal demographics include high (35%) college education - adjacencies to medical offices and/or colleges a plus.	Michael Olsen Tony Omlin
	25,000 sf	Regional or Trade Area Draw, Power Center orientation - (but not limited to Power Centers)	Tony Omlin
	7,000 sf	Family oriented "dry" fitness clubs	Thomas Graves
	3,500 sf	Free standing or endcap locations in major regional retail hubs; smaller markets preferred (Eastern Washington). Average ($50,000-$60,000) household income with a concentration of blue collar workers preferred. High visibility with ample parking is a must.	Michael Olsen
	7,000 - 10,000 sf	South King, Pierce, and Kitsap Counties	Brian Engelking
	6,000 - 7,,000 sf	Regional Power Centers with Soft Goods Anchors.	Tony Omlin
	1,800 - 2,500 sf	Puget Sound - Mall and Lifestyle Centers "High Discretionary Income"	Tony Omlin
	4,500 6,000 sf	In-fill locations throughout Western Washington	Michael Olsen
	17,300 sf	Neighborhood/Community shopping areas with high traffic counts.	Tony Omlin
	6,000 sf	Regional Draw Tenant seeking $50,000+ median incomes.  Free Standing or Three Sided End Caps only.	Michael Olsen
	2,000 to 2,300 sf	Downtown Seattle only. High profile tenant needs high profile space.	Michael Olsen
	25,000 sf	Regional or Trade Area Draw, Power Center orientation - (but not limited to Power Centers)	Tony Omlin
Marketing Spirit Brochure	8,000 to 80,000 sf	Temporary tenant occupying regional retail vacancies between September and October (National Coverage)	Michael Olsen
	2,850 to 4,000 sf; 30,000 sf of land	Drive-through is a must-have.  Will purchase; land lease is preferred.  A financially-strong franchisee with the territory of Gig Harbor to Port Angeles on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas.	Michael Olsen
	25,000 sf	Regional or Trade Area Draw, Power Center orientation - (but not limited to Power Centers)	Tony Omlin
	20,000 sf	National Furniture Store Free-Standing or In-Line	Michael Olsen
	15,000 sf	Super Regional Draw	Tony Omlin
	1,500 - 2,000 sf	Regional Power Centers where Kay is not already located in the regional mall	Michael Olsen
	2,000 - 4,000 sf	Community shopping areas with high traffic counts and high daytime population.	Tony Omlin
	1,000 to  1,500 sf	Prefers neighborhood sites for Supercuts or HairMasters	Michael Olsen
	8-10,000 sf	Western Washington	Michael Olsen
	6,000 sf	Areas largest auto supply retailer requires Free Standing or End Cap positioning.	Michael Olsen
	3,600 - 4,000 sf	Prefers 40' frontage in Lifestyle Centers - currently looking for infill locations in the Central Puget Sound area	Michael Olsen
	1,200 - 1,500 sf	Greater Puget Sound from South King County North to Canada; includes the Peninsula.  No in-store dining accommodations (take out and delivery only).  Grocery anchored preferred or newer, well-located retail strip centers.	Michael Olsen
	10,000 - 25,000 sf	Customer Specific Draw to Maritime Industry.  Proximity to marine area a plus.  Prefers free standing or strip retail.	Michael Olsen
	6,000 sf	Fashion oriented Power Center, strong soft good orientation.	Tony Omlin
	4,200 - 4,500 sf	Fashion oriented Power Center, Wal-Mart, Target, strong soft good orientation.	Tony Omlin
	10,800 sf	Retail Power Centers/Locations with Soft Goods Anchors.	Tony Omlin