Who We Are

We’re a small yet mighty team of experienced real estate professionals who will seamlessly integrate into your team to help you make the best decisions for your business.

Beyond strategic, business-oriented thinking, we’re known for exceptional customer service and the clear communication, transparency, and integrity that characterizes it. When it comes down to it, we truly care about our customers and their businesses, and we do everything we can to ensure their success.

What Drives Us

Our brand values serve as our guiding principles, driving our decisions and behavior. As a Broadwing client, here’s what you can expect from us.

Excellence

Because our clients deserve best-in-class value and service.

Integrity

Because we’re committed to offering honest, sincere, and truthful advice.

Trust

Because our relationships with each other, our clients, and our community rely on honest and open communication.

Collaboration

Because we’re stronger when we work together.

Accountability

Because we prioritize accurate, high-quality work… every single time.

Innovation

Because we constantly look forward to creating better systems and tools for our clients.

Hard Work

Because we’re committed to serving our clients to the best of our ability.

Self-Improvement

Because we grow by challenging ourselves — both personally and professionally.

Respect

Because everyone deserves it.

Fun

Because when our office is filled with laughter, we’re doing something right.

Why Broadwing

“When I launched this company in 2013, I wanted to give it a name that paid homage to my family. In search of inspiration, I turned to a birding book that belonged to my parents. Flipping through, the broad-winged hawk caught my eye.

To me, “broad-wing” nicely referenced the broad view of commercial real estate that I intended to take: a view that would prioritize my clients’ business objectives.
So, I adopted the name.

Shortly after, it became clear that I had made the right decision. On my second day in business, my neighbor sent me a picture of something he had never seen before: a stately broad-winged hawk, perched on a tree in my backyard. That was a clear sign if there’s ever been one.”