CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage

CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage

CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage is an award-winning commercial real estate team with 35 years of collective real estate experience serving the Fraser Valley. Founded in 1989, the team, led by Commercial REALTOR® Charles D. Wiebe, has been providing innovative commercial real estate services in the areas of Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Langley, Maple Ridge, and Mission.

The team, led by Charles D. Wiebe, brings a wealth of industry experience and expertise, with Charles being a proven leader in the Fraser Valley as Past President of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board and Past Chair of the BC Commercial Council and the Commercial Executive Council of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage serves corporations, investors, partners, and small business owners, offering quality analysis and transaction advice in various areas including project management, market valuations, commercial leasing, investment sales, and land and project development.

With a client-driven approach to commercial real estate, CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage is known for its strong ties to the community, as evidenced by Charles and his team being recipients of the Order of Abbotsford.

CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage caters to all commercial and industrial sales and leasing needs. For those looking for a new space for their business or interested in selling or leasing commercial property, CDW & Associates, RE/MAX Commercial Advantage provides a complete range of services. For more information, visit www.cdwandassociates.com.

CDW & Associates – RE/MAX Commercial Advantage is a dominant force in the Financial Services, Prop Tech, and Real Estate industries, offering unparalleled expertise and service to its clientele. With a history of excellence spanning over three decades, the company continues to thrive and make significant contributions to the commercial real estate market in the Fraser Valley.