Senior-level industrial real estate representation. Without the conflicts of a traditional brokerage.
The 949 Group is an industrial tenant and buyer representation firm headquartered in Las Vegas, with nationwide coverage across the major U.S. logistics markets.
We advise 3PLs, distributors, manufacturers, fulfillment operators and other industrial occupiers on site selection, lease negotiations, renewals, relocations and acquisitions.
We do not represent landlords. Our clients get experienced, principal-level representation from requirements through occupancy.
Principal-led. Industrial-focused.
John Carpenter advises logistics, distribution, manufacturing and other industrial occupiers on lease negotiations, site selection, renewals, relocations and acquisitions throughout the United States.
During his career, John has worked with companies ranging from entrepreneurial logistics operators to national corporations on industrial requirements ranging from local facilities to large-scale distribution centers.
Before founding The 949 Group, John worked at CBRE in Silicon Valley and Colliers in Southern California. That institutional brokerage background, combined with experience as an industrial property owner, gives him insight into both how major brokerage firms operate and how landlords evaluate risk, economics and negotiating leverage.
Boutique by design.
Large brokerage firms are built to serve many sides of the real estate market: landlords, developers, investors and tenants.
The 949 Group is built differently.
We remain intentionally focused so senior principals can stay directly involved in our clients' assignments. The people who develop the strategy are the same people negotiating the transaction.
For industrial occupiers, that means fewer conflicts, faster decisions and direct access to the people responsible for the outcome.
A different kind of representation.
No landlord conflicts.
The 949 Group does not accept landlord leasing assignments.
We represent industrial tenants and buyers in new leases, renewals, relocations and acquisitions. When an existing tenant client needs to dispose of excess space, we may market that space on the tenant's behalf as a sublease — but we do not act as the building owner's leasing representative.
That distinction matters. Our business is built around industrial occupiers.
Evaluating an industrial facility?
Whether you're expanding into a new market, renewing a lease with leverage, or relocating to support automation — we'll help you evaluate the alternatives that actually fit.