Bull Realty, TCN Worldwide, is a southeast U.S. regional commercial real estate sales, leasing and advisory firm headquartered in Atlanta. The firm was founded in 1998 on two primary missions: to provide a company of advisors known for integrity and to provide the best disposition marketing in the nation. While best known for success selling commercial properties, apartments and land, the firm offers a wide range of services:
To add value for clients advisors focus on specific property types including office, government leased office, retail, industrial, multifamily, land, healthcare, senior housing, self-storage, hospitality and single tenant net lease sectors.
As a member of TCN Worldwide, Bull Realty clients and brokers benefit from powerful national and global marketing reach and a single point of contact for services throughout the country. TCN Worldwide is a top 10 global commercial real estate brokerage network with over 1,500 professionals in 200+ markets.
Another benefit of working with Bull Realty is America's Commercial Real Estate Show, a national video and podcast show enjoyed by millions of people around the country. Industry economists, analysts, and the firm's founder Michael Bull, CCIM share market intel, forecasts, and strategies. The show once on 47 radio stations has aired every week since 2010. It’s available on demand on major podcast sites, Apple podcasts, YouTube and the show website www.CREshow.com.
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