What does Via Commercial Real Estate do?

Via Commercial Real Estate is a strategic real estate partner for Colorado business owners. Every engagement begins with the VIA Map — a customized real estate and growth plan that clarifies your goals, space needs, and budget before the property search starts. From there, Via provides full-service representation for leasing, purchasing, and growth decisions.

The VIA Map is Via's flagship engagement — a strategic roadmap that helps business owners answer the important questions before searching for space: how much space you actually need, what you can comfortably afford, and whether leasing, buying, or renewing is the right move. It includes a customized plan, portal access, advisor support, and full brokerage representation.

How much does it cost to work with Via?

Every engagement starts with the VIA Map, with pricing discussed in a consultation. From there, in most commercial leasing transactions the landlord pays the broker's commission, so there is typically no direct cost to the tenant. Schedule a consultation to discuss your specific situation.

What types of commercial space does Via specialize in?

Via specializes in office, retail, industrial, and flex/mixed-use commercial spaces throughout the Denver metro area and across Colorado.

Should I lease or buy commercial space for my business?

The right answer depends on your business stage, cash flow, and long-term goals. The VIA Map includes a detailed lease vs. buy analysis so you can make the decision with full clarity before committing.

How do I get started with Via Commercial Real Estate?

Schedule a consultation with Laura Frenkel at via-cre.com or call (303) 345-0347. She'll walk you through the VIA Map process and outline a clear path forward.

My Why: How Disneyland Inspires My Business

Not everyone understands the magic of Disneyland. For my family and me, it truly is the happiest place on Earth. There's something so special about spending days immersed in the joy and wonder of the parks, watching my kids light up as they experience rides, meet their favorite characters, and savor their first churros.

For us, Disneyland is more than just an amusement park—it's a place of connection. When we're there, the usual distractions of daily life fade away. We put away our screens and spend full days together, talking, laughing, and making memories. Whether it's the excitement of riding Dumbo as a family or the simple moments of sharing a dole whip and singing along with the birds in the Tiki Room, every part of the experience brings us closer together.

I'll be honest, it's not all fun. From walking miles through the parks, to navigating crowds, kid meltdowns, and spending long days in the sun or cold, we often leave completely worn out. And yet, I always come away from these trips feeling more connected to my family than ever. For me, that's what life is about—those moments of connection, joy, and togetherness.

Having opportunities to create connection and memories with my family is why I invest in real estate. Real estate gives me the freedom and flexibility to prioritize what matters most to me. By investing in assets that generate income and grow in value, I'm able to fund experiences like Disneyland trips and create a lifestyle that allows me to spend quality time with the people I love.

I also see real estate investing as a way to create a legacy for my children. Through my investments, I'm building something that will benefit them in the future, ensuring that they, too, can prioritize what's most important in their lives.

Disneyland is more than just a destination for my family; it's a reminder of why I do what I do. Investing in real estate gives me the ability to create these magical moments, and those moments fuel my motivation to keep building a future that prioritizes connection, joy, and love.

Top Tips for Maximizing Your Disneyland Experience

Check the Crowd Calendar: If you have flexibility, try to book your trip during a less busy time. Lower crowds will make a huge difference in your experience.
Consider Non-Disney Hotels: There are a huge variety of hotels within walking distance to the park at significantly lower prices.
Rope Drop: Be in the park before it officially opens and position yourself for rope drop. This lets you head straight to a popular ride and enjoy the shortest line of the day.
Take a Mid-Morning Break: Around 10–11 a.m., when lines start to get longer, take a break to grab food or catch a show.
Go with the Flow: Don't stress too much about the lines. Use the time in line to play games or have meaningful conversations—some of my best memories were made while waiting in line.

If you need assistance with your real estate portfolio, get in touch. For over a decade I have been helping building owners and investors grow their wealth through strategic real estate decisions.