Keri Scott, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent.
Oct 25, 2023
As a dedicated and trusted advocate, Keri functions as an extension of each client’s team, guiding them throughout the real estate process.
New York City, New York Oct 24, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Keri holds the role of Senior Vice President at Colliers in Phoenix, Arizona, where she excels as a real estate agent specializing in project leasing, building sales, and tenant representation for industrial and office properties.
With a portfolio that includes both national and local high-profile clients, Keri oversees the representation of an impressive total of over 1 million square feet of properties. Her expertise centers on mid-bay industrial and flex office business parks, single- and multi-tenant industrial properties, as well as ground-up developments.
Taking a client-centric approach to each assignment, Keri ensures clients' interests are kept in the forefront. She promotes a collaborative environment between landlords and tenants, leading to successful negotiations on behalf of all parties.
Leveraging her extensive experience in site selection, market research, valuation and financial analysis, Keri develops real estate solutions to meet each client's objectives. She exceeds expectations at every turn through her exemplary work ethic and fiduciary responsibility to clients.
Her diverse background and expertise have uniquely positioned her to expertly serve her clients' varied requirements across multiple property types. Through strategic marketing and planning, she successfully matches properties and tenants to deliver optimal results.
Serving clients with reliability, integrity, and in-depth market knowledge, Keri builds long-term relationships and inspires referral confidence. She represents both local owners and institutional REITs, including Stockbridge Capital Group, Starboard Realty Partners and GLP, among others. Tenant rep clients include local and national concepts, such as Dyson, BigTex Trailers, Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Glide Rite Corporation, and many more.
With over a decade of experience in commercial real estate and property management, Keri previously served as a director at Cushman & Wakefield before assuming her current position at Colliers. During her tenure there, she specialized in landlord and tenant representation for the sale and leasing of industrial and flex properties.
Her previous experience includes serving as a senior real estate manager with CAM Properties, as a member of CBRE's Capital Asset Management group, and as a Realtor® with Russ Lyon Sotheby's International.
Within her professional network, Keri is an active member associate of the SIOR Arizona Chapter and holds membership in several prominent organizations, including the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, Valley Partnership, Colliers | Arizona Leadership Council, CRENAB (Commercial Real Estate Network & Beer), and the Junior League of Phoenix. Her involvement with the Junior League reflects her commitment to volunteering throughout the Valley, where she strives to make a positive, daily impact on the lives of families and individuals within the community.
Recognizing her exceptional achievements and substantial influence within the real estate industry, Keri has been recognized with a multitude of prestigious awards. She was honored as one of the Most Influential Women in Commercial Real Estate by AZ Big Media in 2021, earned the Most Individual Deals - Colliers award in 2022, and was named a Woman to Watch (W2W) in 2022. Furthermore, she received the Women of Influence Award from Globe St. for the years 2022-2023, and was recognized as one of the People to Know in Commercial Real Estate by AZ Big Media in 2023.
Notably, in the year 2022 alone, Keri successfully closed an impressive 87 deals, with a total of $43.4 million in real estate transactions. She attributes her remarkable success to her strong work ethic, transparency, and the invaluable guidance she received from mentors and colleagues who have supported her throughout her journey.
Learn More about Keri Scott:
Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120091 or through Colliers, https://www.colliers.com/en/experts/keri-scott
About Best Agents
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