SEUNG PARK

Commercial Real Estate Broker

Local Expertise.
Nationwide Connections.

Based in Washington. Connected Nationwide.

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Clear Strategy. Sound Decisions.

commercial real estate in Bellevue, Seattle, the Eastside, and Greater King County.

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Commercial properties. Operating businesses.

Buying, selling, and evaluating opportunities across six specialties.

Gas Stations

Fuel operations, property condition, environmental review, and business performance.

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Hotels

Room revenue, operating costs, property condition, and management arrangements.

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Why work with Seung

A complete view of the transaction

Understand the business, the property, and the lease together. Each affects value, financing, and the transition to new ownership.

A financial reading of the deal

A background in finance and accounting means the conversation includes the parts that show up later — how the purchase price is allocated, what closing costs actually land on your statement, and which questions your CPA and attorney should be asked before you sign, not after.

Washington expertise. Nationwide connections.

Bellevue and Seattle are the base of our Washington practice. For opportunities beyond Washington, the service arrangement and any local broker involvement are clarified for each transaction.

Direct communication

Discuss your goals directly with Seung and receive clear updates on the transaction.

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How the work goes

  1. 01

    Discuss goals

    What you want, when, and what would make the deal not worth doing.

  2. 02

    Review options

    Real properties, real numbers, real tradeoffs — including the option of doing nothing.

  3. 03

    Due diligence and negotiation

    Inspections, title, financials, leases, and environmental review where relevant. This is where deals are actually won or lost.

  4. 04

    Closing and transition

    Escrow, funding, keys, and — for a business — the handover that keeps it running.

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Useful reading

Market notes, buyer and seller guides, and columns — written to be useful before you ever call.

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Not ready to list or buy yet? That's usually the best time to talk.

The most useful conversations happen months before a transaction, when there is still time to fix the things that cost money later.

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