Peter Kordonowy, as President of Summerhill Commercial Real Estate, LLC, brings over 26 years of dedicated experience in the commercial real estate sector, making him a seasoned expert in navigating the complexities of this dynamic industry. With a proven track record of completing over 500...
Peter Kordonowy, as President of Summerhill Commercial Real Estate, LLC, brings over 26 years of dedicated experience in the commercial real estate sector, making him a seasoned expert in navigating the complexities of this dynamic industry. With a proven track record of completing over 500 transactions encompassing 3.75 million square feet of space, Peter has honed his skills in commercial real estate acquisition, disposition, and consulting. His extensive involvement in the development and management of over 1.9 million square feet of real estate underscores his deep understanding of market trends and client needs.
At Summerhill, based in Chanhassen, MN, Peter leads a talented team that provides comprehensive commercial real estate services to both occupants and owners throughout the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Under his guidance, the firm excels in tenant and buyer representation, property sales, leasing, and brokerage, as well as property management and investment guidance. Peter's strategic approach combines location intelligence with targeted marketing efforts, ensuring that clients receive tailored solutions that maximize their real estate investments.
Key projects under Peter's leadership include high-profile leasing agreements and successful property acquisitions that have significantly enhanced the firm’s portfolio. His expertise in real estate transactions and investments allows him to identify lucrative opportunities for clients, while his commitment to excellence fosters long-term relationships built on trust and results. As a thought leader in the commercial real estate landscape, Peter Kordonowy continues to shape the future of the industry through innovative strategies and a client-centric focus.
