Leasing Agents
The Adler leasing team can help you find commercial real estate that fits your exact needs.
Adler Realty Services specializes in office, flex, retail and industrial brokerage, property management, tenant representation and landlord representation, as well as construction management and investment sales.
From its height of eight million square feet under management, Adler Realty Services manages an extensive portfolio of office, flex, warehouse and retail properties in the Southeast United States. The firm is a third-party service provider, applying its full-scale real estate services to landlords/property owners as well as to Adler Group portfolio properties.
Learn more about our leasing agents and their current office, flex, retail and/or warehouse openings below. For more details about any of the listings, please contact the leasing agent directly.
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Phil Greenbaum
Adler Realty Services
P. (305) 652-0672
F. (305) 652-2950
C. (786) 525-9666
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Phil Greenbaum is the portfolio manager for Adler Realty Services, the property management, sales and leasing division of Adler Group. He oversees approximately 750,000 square feet of property in North Dade and Broward County. In addition to managing this portfolio, Greenbaum supervises the leasing of his properties and all marketing activities.
Greenbaum joined Adler Group in 1998 after eight years with International Fisherie where he exercised his leadership and negotiation skills to develop and grow business initiatives throughout Europe, Asia and South America. In fact, he successfully tripled the company’s profits.
After graduating from Marietta College in Ohio with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance, Greenbaum began his career at Harborside Terminal in Jersey City, New Jersey. He was hired as a controller of a 2.5 million square foot facility and rose through the ranks to the President and CEO after less than ten years of demonstrating his admirable work ethic and aptitude. After leaving Harborside and moving to Florida, Greenbaum pursued restaurant ventures and owned two very successful restaurants in South Florida.