Expired Listing Review

Sold
For Commercial & Mixed-Use Sellers

Your property didn’t sell on the MLS. That’s not the same as “it won’t sell.”

The MLS is residential infrastructure. Commercial and mixed-use properties pull from a different buyer pool entirely. Most expired listings are not priced wrong. They were positioned wrong.

Active
Commercial Market Activity

The buyers are active. They are just looking somewhere else.

$815B
Active commercial sale listings on a single platform in 2025

Commercial real estate is moving. The capital is active, the buyers are searching, and transactions are closing every day. The question is never whether buyers exist. It is whether your property is in front of them.

An expired MLS listing almost never means there is no market. It usually means the property was shown to the wrong market.

Why
The Real Problem

It is not always a price problem. Sometimes it is a positioning problem.

01

Listed to the wrong buyers

The MLS was built for residential buyers, not for investors evaluating income, cap rate, and tenant credit. Commercial buyers are not the audience the MLS is designed to reach.

02

Priced like a home

Residential comps value a building by what similar homes sold for. Commercial buyers value it by income, cap rate, and required return. Price it the residential way and serious buyers move on.

03

Marketed in the wrong channels

Commercial buyers search LoopNet, Crexi, CoStar, and commercial broker networks. If your property is not there, those buyers never see it. You are invisible to the exact people who would buy it.

Reach
Where Commercial Buyers Actually Search

The MLS isn’t a commercial marketplace. These are.

Monthly active commercial buyers, by platform.

~0
Monthly active commercial buyers
MLS, Residential Listing Service
Built for homebuyers. The search tools and data are not designed for income-producing commercial properties.
2M+
Unique visitors per month
Crexi, CRE Marketplace
$815B in active sale listings and over $1T in transactions facilitated to date. The fastest-growing commercial buyer base.
6M+
Covered records / subscribers
CoStar, CRE Data Standard
$400B in CRE transactions sourced last year. 96% of Fortune 1000 firms are active on the platform.
13M+
Unique visitors per month
LoopNet
Over 11M lease and sale comps. The institutional standard for REITs, funds, and serious buyers.

Sources: LoopNet (CoStar Group), Crexi 2025 Year-End Report, CoStar Real Estate Manager. The CoStar figure reflects covered property records and active subscribers; Crexi and LoopNet figures are monthly unique visitors.

Your property only sells when it gets in front of the people who actually buy commercial real estate.

Network
The Network Advantage

One internal network. The largest commercial agent base in North America.

80,000+
Agents nationwide

As part of eXp Commercial, your listing distributes across more than 80,000 agents nationwide, the largest active commercial agent base in North America.

On top of that reach is direct work with 1031 exchange buyers operating on tight deadlines and California investors who are actively writing offers right now.

Review
What You Get

The Commercial Repositioning Review.

A written breakdown of what your property would list for today, who Matt would market it to, and how to reach them. Delivered within 48 hours. No cost. No pitch.

01

Current market valuation

What your property would list for today, valued by income, cap rate, and tenant credit, not by residential comps.

02

Buyer pool analysis

Who would actually buy it: 1031 exchange buyers, owner-users, syndicators, value-add investors, or institutional capital.

03

Marketing channel strategy

Where to list it, the data and visuals serious buyers expect, and how to position it so it reaches them.

04

Timeline and pricing recommendations

A realistic days-on-market expectation for the asset class and submarket, and a listing price range that gets it sold.

Matt
Matt Bingaman, Commercial Real Estate Advisor

Commercial Real Estate Advisor

A full-spectrum commercial advisor. Not a residential agent in a suit.

Matt Bingaman is a commercial real estate advisor with Commercial Land and Luxury, brokered by eXp Commercial. He works with mixed-use, multifamily, and investor-driven commercial owners across Sacramento, the foothills, and the Bay Area.

His specialty is residential-to-commercial transitions and guiding 1031 exchange buyers through tight deadlines. If your property is commercial or mixed-use, you want an advisor who lives in that market every day.

CLL Commercial

Matt Bingaman | CA DRE #02139034 | eXp Commercial | (916) 513-0217 | 915 Highland Pointe Dr, Ste 250, Roseville, CA 95678

Request
Request Your Review

Commercial Repositioning Review

Tell me about your property.

I’ll send back a written breakdown within 48 hours. No cost. No pitch.

Connect

Three ways to get started.

Pick whichever is easiest. All three reach Matt directly. Request the review above and the breakdown comes back within 48 hours, book a 15-minute call, or just call or text Matt directly Monday through Saturday.

Note
Disclosure

Please note.

If you are currently working with another real estate professional, please disregard this outreach. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other licensed agents. Matt Bingaman is licensed with eXp Commercial, CA DRE #02139034.

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