HRS Advisors:
a commercial real estate advisory firm.
HRS Advisors specializes in strategy and execution for complex real estate transactions.
About us.
After 35 years leading the Advisory Practice of top global brokerage firms, Rick Sherburne founded HRS Commercial Advisory to continue to serve his clients at the highest level. At HRS Advisors we are advocates, not salespeople. We provide objective advice on the entirety of our clients’ real estate portfolios. As an independent firm, we use our extensive network to assemble the appropriate team for each assignment. Our advice is unbiased, conflict-free, and follows rational analysis. Ultimately, we have one goal in mind: to create exceptional outcomes for our client partners while building long-line relationships based on mutual trust and respect.
Solutions.
Strategic Advisory-for Great Outcomes
Our focus is on creating opportunities that meet our clients’ most demanding real estate challenges
Our services.
Tenant/Buyer Representation
Acquisitions/Dispositions/Leasing
Occupancy Cost Reduction Programs
Corporate Finance, Capital Markets
Headquarters & Campus Planning
Multi-Market Transaction Management
Portfolio Strategy, Management, & Analysis
Our core values.
Faith
Trust
Relationships
Balance
Meet Our Team
HRS Gives Back
HRS Commercial gives back a portion of company revenues to local charitable organizations that we are passionate about.
Our Careers
We are always looking for individuals who want to use their knowledge and skillset to be true advocates for clients we serve.
“I worked with Rick and his team over a four-year period of time where he finalized over 140,000 SF of office space requirements for our firm. People tell me I have extremely high expectations, which I would argue, but I would have to say that Rick met or exceeded our expectations in all categories including responsiveness, service, and outcomes. His ability to keep the confidentiality we needed throughout the process was also outstanding. I would recommend Rick to anyone serious about grinding out the last few cents.”
— PRESIDENT, PUBLICLY TRADED