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Frank Lahijani
Global Commercial Real Estate

Frank Lahijani

Principal CEO at Global Commercial Real Estate

$94M

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468K

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David Berrent Acquires Retail Property On Crenshaw Blvd, Gardena For $8.75M
Retail$330 PPSF26.5K sqf
Frank Lahijani
David Maling
+ 2
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Daniel Emrani Acquires Industrial Property In Santa Clarita Valley From Owen Frost For $37M
Industrial$242 PPSF152.7K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Vee Sookiasian
+ 3
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Daniel Emrani Acquires Office Buildings In San Bernardino For $5M
Office$122 PPSF40.7K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Vee Sookiasian
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Kamran Noman Acquires Industrial Property In Camarillo For $7.4M
Industrial$110 PPSF67.2K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Vee Sookiasian
+ 1
Italian Fabric Acquires Industrial Property In Rancho Dominguez For $9.85M
Industrial$227 PPSF43.3K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Vee Sookiasian
+ 1
First Hydro, INC Leases Industrial Property At 2425 E 38th Street In Vernon
Industrial30.8K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Vee Sookiasian
Albert Halimi Acquires Industrial Property In Simi Valley For $11,033,000
Industrial$183 PPSF60K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Mark Zakarian
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Daniel Emrani Acquires Industrial Property On Long Beach Avenue For $14.76M
Industrial$317 PPSF46.4K sqf
Frank Lahijani
Jake Poxon
+ 2

About

rank Lahijani is a founder, and Chairman Of The Board of Global Commercial Real Estate, Inc., a privately held full service Industrial and Commercial Real Estate firm operating in the Greater Los Angeles market since 2003. Frank’s focus is industrial and commercial property types including all facets of sales and leasing. His highly successful and respected career in Industrial/ Commercial real estate stems from over two decades of faithful service to his clients, industry and community. He has completed over 1000 transactions in excess of 20,000,000 square feet, valued in excess of 1 billion dollars. Thus, he has worked with a wide variety of Investors, Industrial and Commercial users. These include, but are not limited to, sewing, knitting, dying, furniture manufacturing, metal working, plating, food processing, recycling, warehousing and distribution, manufacturing, retail and office. The transactions themselves include sales, leases, subleases, and exchanges. Further, clients range from business owners, absentee property owners, retirees, developers, and asset managers. He completed his studies at UCLA in 1986, where he received his degree in Business Administration.
Member since: August 2022