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All property that has the potential to generate revenue now or in the future is commercial real estate. Some types of commercial real estate are:

o OFFICE PROPERTIES… Executive office space, office buildings, executive suites, flex space, rental office space, upscale office parks, corporate headquarters, class A office suites, freestanding offices, bank branches.

o RETAIL PROPERTIES… Shopping centers and shopping malls, shops, strip center sites, chain store site, showrooms, major franchise locations, showroom space, retail sites, pads, out parcels, free standing stores.

o DISTRIBUTION AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES… Warehouses for lease, sublease, rent and for sale, industrial facilities, industrial parks, factories, factory sites, mills, industry manufacturing plants, cross dock trucking terminals, shipping container yards, supply chain management infrastructure, 3pl resource provider company facilities, bonded warehouses, rail freight warehousing, refrigerated climate controlled warehouse space, logistics bulk transport, air cargo airport rentals, deepwater port commerce, airports, rail yards, deep water ports, cold storage and dry storage facilities.

o HIGH TECH PROPERTIES… Research and development parks, medical laboratories, call centers, scientific building projects, office space, NAP, R&D Park.

o LAND BROKERAGE… Corporate Headquarters locations, land tracts, residential development tracts, Industrial Parks, zoned land parcels, speculative acres, waterfront property, reality sites, business parks, resort property, regional mall sites.

o INVESTMENT PROPERTY… Office buildings, industrial rental properties, realty, multifamily rentals, regional shopping malls, shopping centers, rental properties, net leased properties, business parks, land parcels, residential developments.

o HOTEL AND RESORT PROPERTIES… Hotels, motels, resort lodging and hospitality properties, luxury resorts, convention centers, motel and hotel brokers, golf courses, theme park sites, stadiums, attractions. Note that unused property held for future appreciation is also considered to be commercial real estate.

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Source by Ron Redlich