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Gary Stubits

Gary Stubits

Managing Broker · Brainstorm Properties

Aligning profit with purpose in commercial and industrial real estate across Chicagoland.

Meet Gary

Built on properties that work, not just deals that close.

Commercial real estate isn't just transactions to me — it's a chance to align profit with impact. As Managing Broker at Brainstorm Properties, I work with owners and investors moving on industrial, office, retail, and multi-family assets across Chicagoland.

Most brokers hand you off to a team the moment the contract's signed. With me, you work directly with the person who understands your property, from the first call to the closing table.

I focus on properties other brokers treat as generic square footage — because in industrial, the details (clear height, dock access, power capacity, location relative to transportation routes) are the deal.

Sales & LeasingInvestment AnalysisMarket ResearchProperty Valuation

Specializing In

Focused Commercial Real Estate Services

Sales & Leasing

Buying, selling, or leasing industrial and commercial space without the right guidance can mean leaving money on the table — or ending up in a property that doesn't fit how your business actually operates.

  • Full market exposure or a targeted buyer/tenant search
  • Skilled negotiation from offer to close
  • Guidance through due diligence and lease terms
Talk About Your Property

Investment Property Sales

Every investment property has a story behind the numbers. Without a clear financial picture, it's easy to overpay, undersell, or miss the right exit timing.

  • Full financial and market analysis before you commit
  • Acquisition and disposition strategy aligned to your goals
  • A clear read on risk, return, and timing
Discuss an Investment

RE Market Analysis

Decisions made on outdated or incomplete market data can cost you the deal — or the value of your property.

  • Current trends in demand, supply, and pricing
  • Comparable sales and lease data specific to your property type
  • A clear, honest read on where the market actually stands
Request a Market Read

Property Valuation

Guessing at what a property is worth is one of the most expensive mistakes an owner or investor can make.

  • Comparative market analysis
  • Income approach and cost approach methods
  • A clear, defensible number you can act on
Get a Valuation

What Clients Say

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How We'll Work Together

Three Steps, Every Deal.

01

Know the building before we set a number

Clear height, dock and drive-in access, power capacity, and location relative to major routes — every industrial property gets evaluated on the details that actually drive its value, not just square footage.

02

Find the fit, not just a buyer or tenant

Industrial deals work best when the space actually fits how a business operates. I work to match properties to real operational needs, not just the highest offer on paper.

03

Stay hands-on through closing

From the first call through due diligence, financing, and the final walkthrough, I stay directly involved — so nothing falls apart between signing and closing day.

Common Questions

How is an industrial property valued?

Value comes down to comparable sales, income potential, and replacement cost — weighed against specifics like clear height, dock/drive-in access, and proximity to major transportation routes.

How long does a typical sale or lease take to close?

Most industrial sales close in 60–90 days from an accepted offer. Leases can move faster, depending on tenant improvements and how long it takes to finalize terms.

Do you work with both buyers and sellers, or tenants and landlords?

Yes — I represent buyers, sellers, tenants, and landlords, so you get a broker who understands both sides of the negotiation, not just one.

Have a property in mind?

Whether you're buying, selling, or leasing industrial or commercial space, let's talk through what you're trying to accomplish.

Talk to Gary