Patrick Stanton

Founder and Principal of Patrick Commercial Real Estate, LLC. A (20) year veteran and 2nd generation real estate professional.

Pat has a successful track record of representing the sale, leasing, and consulting of office, industrial, retail, and development land in the greater Chicagoland market. Pat’s successful career is a direct correlation to his relationship with his clients. Pat’s combined focus of dedication, integrity, and analytical skills continuously creates value and opportunities for his clients.

As a principal of the firm Pat provides the vision to provide exceptional brokerage services to all of the firm's clients both corporate and private. Pat also directs oversight to all asset lines of the firm including leasing, sales, consulting, and property management.

Pat also brings the added skills of construction background. Pat’s early career was on the commercial construction side of the business. Managing several large corporate developments. When structuring a deal Pat assists his clients in the understanding of costs, schedule, and logistics of a construction project whether it’s an interior build out or new construction. A valuable asset not found by many other brokers in the industry.

Pat has always prided himself on his ability to solve numerous challenges that arise during the real estate transaction process and create value for his clients. In order to manage those challenges, Pat takes a consultative approach with all of his clients. He stresses early interaction so he can listen and understand his client’s real estate goals. Then from that information formulate a strategic approach to surpass the expectations of his clients. Pat is proud of his successful track record and the long-term relationship that he has with his clients. Pat’s list of clients is diverse from start-up entrepreneurial businesses to large institutions. Pat prides his firm and all associated to be experts in the market they serve. As well as cultivating new relationships and providing a new level of service they are not accustomed to.