Lease or own?
Compare the space your business needs today with the flexibility it may need tomorrow.
- How long do you expect to stay?
- What improvements or expansion might you need?
- Which costs belong in the full comparison?
DENVER METRO · COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
Commercial Corner
Your next move might be a business move.
Explore the questions behind leasing, buying, and selling commercial property—with a connection to Lance Somerville, a commercial broker I work with.
A COMMERCIAL PERSPECTIVE
Meet Lance Somerville
Lance is a Colorado-based commercial real estate advisor serving the Greater Denver area. His work includes helping business owners and investors consider property decisions alongside their operational needs and longer-term plans.
His website emphasizes owner-user acquisitions and dispositions, including the transition from leasing space to owning it. That means looking beyond the property itself to the needs of the business.
For commercial questions, connect with Lance directly—or reach out to me for an introduction.
Ask Dane for an Introduction ↗START WITH THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
What brings you to commercial real estate?
Buy for your business.
Start a conversation about properties that support the way your business operates.
- Does the property fit your intended use?
- What access, parking, or loading is needed?
- Which financing and inspection questions need review?
Sell or reposition.
Talk through how an existing property fits your changing business goals.
- What is driving the change?
- What timing works for your operations?
- What documents will help a broker evaluate options?
BEFORE YOU REACH OUT
Bring your goals. Start with clarity.
You don’t need every answer to start. Share your preferred location, business or property type, approximate space needs, timeline, and whether you’re exploring leasing, buying, or selling.
Email Lance ↗This page is an introduction, not a property offering, valuation, or personalized financial or legal recommendation. Specific property, lease, financing, and use questions need individual review.
Profile and contact information reviewed October 29, 2026 from Lance’s website ↗. Visit his site for more information and his current resources.