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[{"id": "hsyyhiz", "text": "Not sure if this is true for the RE industry but in banking the only difference between corporate banking and commercial banking is the size of the type of client serviced. With corporate banking being for Large to mid sized companies and commercial banking being for mid to small sized companies.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hsz5p1f", "text": "As an attorney, corporate real estate is a subset of commercial real estate.  Commercial real estate is anything that\u2019s not a single family home; a duplex or triplex kind of straddles the border.  Corporate real estate is more like a non-real estate company that still has a lot of real estate assets.  Think of a bank with 1,000 retail leases, for example.", "replies": [{"id": "hsznacz", "text": "Thank you, this helped me.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hszw6kl", "text": "Commercial is a categorization that includes Industrial, retail, office, land, medical, flex, etc.\n\nCorporate simply means you work for a corporate client in one of those subtypes. I.e. representing Allstate, AT&amp;T &amp; Facebook on all of their corporate office space leasing.", "replies": [{"id": "ht0334i", "text": "If a commercial real estate investment/management firm (one that invests in all the subcategories that you listed) has AT&amp;T as a client, and therefore works to find them office space, is that firm participating in both commercial and corporate real estate? \n\nJust a little confused as to what you mean by \"representing a corporation\".  Do you mean managing their real estate assets? Or is it negotiating and searching for a lease (from another property owner) that best serves the corporation?", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]