Salt Lake City Commercial Real Estate Brokers
Our specialists work office, retail, industrial, and land throughout Utah, and we lease and sell the buildings we list. You get a rate opinion built off our own closed record, and you hear what is wrong with your building before it goes to market instead of after the listing expires.
- $373M+
- Disclosed sales volume
- 1,957
- Transactions closed
- 1,586
- Leases completed
- 10.4M SF
- Sold and leased
Cumulative totals for the firm's licensed roster, including transactions closed at prior firms.
Browse available space
Whether you need 800 square feet or 50,000, there is a division here that works that size.
Featured
Currently available
2875 West 12600 South
Southwest Valley · Riverton, UT
Confirmed available as of September 23, 2026
1045 East 3900 South
Millcreek · Millcreek, UT
Confirmed available as of September 16, 2026
14003 South Redwood Road
Southwest Valley · Bluffdale, UT
Confirmed available as of September 16, 2026
2908 South West Temple
South Salt Lake · South Salt Lake, UT
Confirmed available as of September 23, 2026
For Landlords
Why owners list with us
The broker who wins your listing is the broker who shows it
No handoff to a junior after you sign, and nothing between you and the feedback. The specialist who pitched you runs the tours, tells you what tenants said about your rate, and negotiates the LOI. Their cell is published on this site.
Utah does not disclose, so we go get the numbers
Commercial sale and lease terms are not public record in this state, which means most pricing advice you will hear is an estimate dressed up as a comp. We call the owner who just sold, the tenant who just signed, and the broker on the other side, and we ask. The number we give you before you sign is the number we defend after, and we will tell you which comps we verified and which ones we did not.
We go find the tenant or the buyer
A listing on a portal is a fishing line. Most of our deals come from calling users directly: the company two buildings over that is out of room, the tenant whose lease we know expires in March, the owner who told us last month he is looking to trade into something bigger. Your building gets worked every week, and you hear who we called.
We tell you what is wrong with your building
Before it goes to market you get the list: clear height, power, dock versus grade, office finish ratio, the truck court, and where tenants pushed back on comparable space last quarter. Some of it is worth fixing and some is worth pricing around, and you will know which is which before the first tour. When the read is that you should renew in place, hold the vacancy for better credit, or sell instead of lease, we say that too, even though it costs us the listing.
The Team
Find a broker
Start with the specialist whose experience matches your property type and what you are trying to do. Every profile carries the asset classes that person works, plus a direct cell and email.
Justin Welch
Principal Broker & Founder
In the business since 2006
C: 801-718-8842
O: 801-876-6071
justin@cresutah.com
Derek Klopfer
Managing Director
In the business since 2011
C: 801-897-9264
O: 801-876-6070
derek@cresutah.com
Kellen Koncar
Associate Broker
In the business since 2012
C: 801-824-1311
O: 801-876-6070
kellen@cresutah.com
Chris Lorenzon
Senior Specialist
In the business since 2019
C: 801-652-2798
O: 801-876-6087
chris@cresutah.com
What we do
What we specialize in
Every listing goes to the specialist who works that product type.
Warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, and flex sit with the industrial group. Office, medical, and retail sit with the office and retail group. Land goes to whoever will lease what gets built on it. Investment sales go to the broker who already leases that product in that submarket, because the person who knows what a building rents for is the person who knows what it is worth.
Closed Record
What we have been closing, and where
- Industrial & flex56%
- Office & medical28%
- Retail16%
Our last eight leases
| Quarter closed | Submarket | Property type | Size | Side | Specialist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q3 2026 | Downtown | Industrial | 10,000 to 25,000 SF | Landlord side | Derek Klopfer, Colter Smith |
| Q3 2026 | Riverton | Industrial | 5,000 to 10,000 SF | Landlord side | Justin Welch |
| Q3 2026 | Airport | Industrial | 2,000 to 5,000 SF | Landlord side | Derek Klopfer, Colter Smith |
| Q3 2026 | Airport | Industrial | 2,000 to 5,000 SF | Landlord side | Derek Klopfer, Colter Smith |
| Q3 2026 | Sandy | Flex | 2,000 to 5,000 SF | Landlord side | Derek Klopfer, Colter Smith |
| Q3 2026 | Southeast Valley | Office | Under 2,000 SF | Landlord side | Kellen Koncar |
| Q3 2026 | Central Valley East | Office | Under 2,000 SF | Landlord side | Kellen Koncar |
| Q2 2026 | West Jordan | Industrial | 5,000 to 10,000 SF | Landlord side | Chris Lorenzon |
Where we work
| County | Transactions | SF sold & leased | Markets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake | 1,926 | 9,296,461 | Salt Lake City, West Valley, South Salt Lake, Sandy, Murray, West Jordan, Draper |
| Davis | 155 | 1,021,505 | Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake, Layton, Clearfield |
| Utah | 53 | 238,451 | Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Spanish Fork |
| Weber | 46 | 308,364 | Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, South Ogden |
| Tooele | 27 | 94,171 | Tooele, Grantsville, Stansbury Park |
Career transactions across the roster, including leases and sales closed at prior firms, counted on a different basis than the stat bar above.
Industrial Division
Salt Lake Warehouses
Own a warehouse or industrial building? Our industrial division runs leasing and sales for the Salt Lake Valley at Salt Lake Warehouses, including a free sale valuation for owners.
Thinking about listing?
Send the address and the specialist who works that submarket calls you back. Everything above is what you would be hiring, and the numbers on it come off the same record we would price your building from.