Ways to market your listing better
Im in a major city and have a class A office listing. Besides LoopNet and CoStar, how do you market space you have for lease?

Ive heard walking into surrounding buildings and dropping off the flyer works great, however, I have yet to do this. 

Cold calling surrounding tenants? Craiglist?


[{"id": "d0kd0ct", "text": "I'm in a similar situation regarding a 40 unit residential condo development I have an exclusive on.  However, in my research, I found that a broker put office space on Google maps.  So if you look for office space on maps, their vacant space came up in downtown Boston.  Brilliant!", "replies": [{"id": "d0knzdz", "text": "Brilliant is a strong word.  Could you imagine google maps having all CRE listings?  Messy. I doubt Google will allow that practice to continue.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d0knpq7", "text": "If it's class A space in a major city, this should be virtually all you need. Yes, canvassing neighboring buildings is a good idea (good opportunity for new listings as well). Make sure to send out some marketing materials to your investor list as well as a broker blast.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d0lnlsp", "text": "I would also get it listed on Xceligent's database, which markets to quite a few different websites from CommercialSearch.com to city and EDC sites. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]