EXPERIENCE
Mark Schlag has been a retail and investment specialist at TOK Commercial since 1993. Primary areas of expertise include retail landlord and tenant representation, retail investment sales and development services, including site assemblage.
Mark started his career in commercial real estate while completing his degree at Seattle University. Upon returning to Boise, Mark was recruited by the original founding partners of TOK Commercial as a retail specialist. A reputation for superior customer service and an ability to creatively approach the objectives of his clients has earned Mark a distinguished reputation within the local industry.
Mark has participated in numerous projects including the development, lease up and subsequent sale of the 71,000 square foot mixed-use One Front Street building; the acquisition and redevelopment of the 118,000 square foot Cole Village Shopping Center; and has increasingly developed notable national representation accounts including Chase Bank, Bank of America, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Firestone Tire, Duluth Trading Company, SleepTrain and multiple others.
PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Mark maintains membership within the following organizations: International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) where he has attained the certification of Certified Leasing Specialist; CCIM Institute as the former President of the Idaho Chapter of CCIM; and is a member of the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce (transportation committee).
PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Mark graduated from Seattle University in 1993 Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration in Finance and Economics.
FAMILY, HOBBIES & INTERESTS
Mark resides in Boise with his family. An avid outdoorsman, Mark’s time away from the office is spent with family and friends flyfishing, skiing, running, backpacking and pursuing all that the Idaho outdoors have to offer.
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The Boise MSA has become a staple of national Best Places to Live lists lauding the area's
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.
TOK's property management portfolio includes nearly 1,000 tenants located across three key Idaho markets (Boise MSA, Magic Valley and Eastern Idaho). Utilizing da
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