EXPERIENCE
Brianna Miller joined TOK Commercial’s Retail Brokerage Team in 2011. She focuses on Shopping Center Leasing and Sales, Tenant Representation and Retail Investments.
Brianna understands that retail real estate is where her clients’ businesses intersect with their customers. Brianna takes special interest in Downtown Boise’s retail projects and has worked extensively with properties located in that submarket, including 10th & Main, Block 44 and BoDo.
If you are seeking Tenant Representation in one of her “Fab Five” categories, there’s a good chance you should be talking:
• COFFEE & COCKTAILS • CLOTHING
• FOOD • SALON
• FITNESS
EDUCATION
Brianna has earned the Certified Leasing Specialist (CLS) designation from the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). She is also a candidate for the prestigious Certified Commercial Investment Member designation (CCIM).
Brianna attended the College of Idaho, graduating cum laude with a B.A. in Business Administration, emphasis in Marketing. She played for the C of I Women’s Basketball team– If you head over to their gym anytime soon, look up, you’ll see their banners from the glory days of competing at Nationals three of the four years.
PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
- Retail Brokers Network, member
- Leadership Boise, graduate - 2015
- International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), member
- Idaho Youth Ranch, Wine Women & Shoes 2015-2017
FAMILY, HOBBIES & INTERESTS
An Idaho native, Brianna loves to remain active and soak up time with her family. Brianna spends her weekends with her husband, daughter Alivia and son Carson in Nampa, Idaho. They consider themselves “weekend warriors”, exploring the Pacific Northwest whenever possible.
Voted Class Clown in high school, Brianna’s 2020 goal is to get more clients laughing!
Recent Posts
The Boise MSA has become a staple of national Best Places to Live lists lauding the area's
Extreme Pizza leased 1,395 square feet of retail space at 111 S. 7th Avenue in Caldwell. Brianna Miller and Nick Schuitemaker of TOK Commercial facilitated the transaction.
The past month brought a glimmer of hope for Idaho retailers moving forward. May 1st marked the beginning of Idaho’s Stage 1 of reopening, with many non-essential retailers being allowed to open their doors for the first time in over a month. Stage 2 of reopening began May 16th – allowing for another wave of business owners to open –including dine-in restaurants, salons, and fitness centers. Stage 3 began last week, on May 30th, as most remaining retailers – such as bars and movie theaters – were able to open their doors. Although shopping, entertainment, and services may look different as retailers must still adhere to business protocols – the buzz of excitement is in the air.
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