Strategic commercial real estate brokers and advisors serving Maryland and the greater D.C. corridor — Montgomery, Howard, Anne Arundel, Prince George's, Frederick, Carroll, and Baltimore Counties.
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For more than 20 years, Evan Langert has represented buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, investors, churches, schools, and business owners throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and beyond (we've done numerous investment deals from New York to Florida). As President of The Langert Commercial Group, Inc., Evan specializes in commercial real estate sales, leasing, investment properties, church and nonprofit real estate, office buildings, retail centers, industrial properties, land, and multifamily assets. His clients benefit from a unique combination of high-level legal, lending, ownership, and brokerage experience that allows him to identify opportunities, solve problems, and navigate complex transactions with confidence.
Before entering commercial real estate brokerage, Evan spent almost a decade as the senior transactional real estate attorney for the eastern half of the United States for a multi-billion-dollar publicly traded real estate investment trust (REIT). The REIT was also fully diversified, with significant retail, office, industrial, multifamily, and hospitality portfolios in over 20 different states. As such, Evan received an extensive education on dealing with all five major property types. Earlier in his career, he worked as a commercial real estate lender at one of the top 25 banks in the country, evaluating and financing a wide range of investment and owner-user properties. This background provides clients with insights that extend beyond those offered by traditional brokerages, including transaction structuring, due diligence, lease analysis, financing considerations, risk assessment, and negotiations.
Evan has successfully represented clients in the sale and leasing of retail, office, industrial, religious, educational, multi-family, hospitality, and investment properties across the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan regions. His experience includes helping churches and nonprofit organizations maximize the value of their real estate assets, assisting franchisees and other business owners with site selection and expansion strategies, and advising investors on acquisition, disposition, and leasing opportunities. He is known for providing practical, straightforward advice grounded in decades of real-world commercial real estate experience.
At The Langert Commercial Group, clients work directly with an experienced commercial real estate professional who remains personally involved throughout every stage of the assignment. Whether the objective is buying or selling a commercial property, locating investment opportunities, leasing office, retail or industrial space, acquiring land for development, or evaluating a church or nonprofit property, Evan's focus is the same: delivering thoughtful guidance, strong advocacy, and results-driven commercial real estate solutions throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and beyond.
Evan Langert is an attorney by background. The Langert Commercial Group provides commercial real estate brokerage and advisory services only — the firm does not practice law, render legal advice, or accept legal engagements.
From a single storefront to a multi-million-square-foot portfolio, our team brings deep expertise across all six core categories of commercial real estate.
For more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented office tenants, landlords, investors, and owner-users in the leasing, acquisition, and disposition of office properties throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. — including office buildings, medical offices, professional office space, office condominiums, and office investments. Serving clients from small professional practices to regional and national companies, Evan draws on his background in brokerage, law, and commercial real estate lending to provide valuable insight into negotiations, lease structures, due diligence, and transaction strategy — and remains personally involved throughout every assignment from start to finish.
Discuss Your Office NeedsFor more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented retail and restaurant tenants, landlords, investors, and franchisees in the leasing, acquisition, and disposition of retail properties throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. — from shopping centers and freestanding retail buildings to restaurants and mixed-use projects. Clients have ranged from local entrepreneurs to national brands including Texas Roadhouse, Golden Corral, Starbucks, Chipotle, and Popeyes. Having previously owned both a restaurant franchise and an independent retail business, Evan understands firsthand the challenges of selecting locations, negotiating leases, and controlling occupancy costs — and remains personally involved throughout every assignment.
Find Your Retail SpaceFor more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented industrial and flex space tenants, landlords, investors, and owner-users in the leasing, acquisition, and disposition of industrial properties throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. — including warehouse, office/warehouse, distribution, contractor, and owner-user facilities. Clients have included contractors, distributors, transportation companies, and service providers such as Maryland Twisters (an approximately 31,000-square-foot athletic training facility), Freestate Ambulance, and Signarama. Evan's background in brokerage, law, and commercial real estate lending — including prior legal work on industrial transactions for FedEx and Clear Channel Communications — gives clients valuable insight into negotiations, due diligence, and transaction strategy, with Evan personally involved throughout every assignment.
Explore Industrial OptionsFor more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented multifamily owners, investors, buyers, and sellers in the acquisition, disposition, and valuation of apartment buildings and mixed-use properties throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and beyond — including a multifamily portfolio acquisition in upstate New York. Successful multifamily investing requires evaluating rental income, operating expenses, cap rates, financing, and long-term appreciation, and Evan's background in brokerage, law, and commercial real estate lending gives clients valuable insight into investment analysis, due diligence, and transaction strategy — whether acquiring, selling, completing a 1031 exchange, or growing a portfolio.
Grow Your PortfolioFor more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented landowners, investors, developers, builders, and nonprofits in the acquisition, disposition, and valuation of land throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. — including development sites, infill properties, redevelopment opportunities, and land suited for office, retail, industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use projects. Because zoning, access, utilities, environmental considerations, and governmental approvals can all significantly impact value, Evan's background in brokerage, law, and commercial real estate lending gives clients valuable insight into due diligence, entitlements, and transaction structure — positioning every site for its highest and best use.
Discuss a Development SiteFor more than 20 years, Evan Langert and The Langert Commercial Group have represented churches, ministries, and religious organizations in the acquisition, disposition, valuation, and leasing of worship facilities throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C. — including assignments for Faith Baptist Church, Grace Chinese Christian Church, Arundel Christian Church, and the prominent Bethesda Church property at 5144 Massachusetts Avenue. Church real estate presents unique challenges involving zoning, parking, nonprofit governance, and balancing financial considerations with ministry objectives — and Evan brings a rare personal understanding to this work as a Bible school graduate and praise and worship leader of more than 25 years.
Discuss a Faith PropertyA selection of the commercial properties we're currently representing across Maryland and the Washington, D.C. corridor.
Just taken to market: an architecturally distinguished church property zoned R-60 in a premier Bethesda location. The property generates strong interim income — a Montessori School tenant on a month-to-month lease at $7,000/mo and Verizon & T-Mobile cellular equipment in the steeple producing an additional ~$7,000/mo in combined revenue. Significant land component and zoning may offer long-term redevelopment or repositioning potential (buyer to verify). A rare opportunity to acquire a high-quality institutional asset with immediate cash flow and compelling future upside.
Two adjacent two-story townhome office condominiums in Owen Brown Village, near Lake Elkhorn and adjacent to Giant Food and McDonald's with quick access to Routes 29, 32, and 175. Each unit offers a split-level layout with a main-level lobby, three offices/treatment rooms upstairs and three more downstairs, private restrooms on both levels, and a walkout patio. Unit 7272 is also available for lease at $3,500/mo ($27.50/SF modified gross). Purchase either unit individually or both together — ideal for an owner-user or professional practice.
A B1-zoned corner property at Main Street and Furnace Road, improved by an approximately 3,200 SF metal warehouse with five drive-in doors and an approximately 4,612 SF mixed-use office building with a residential component. One block from Route 1 at the entrances to I-895, I-195, and Route 100, roughly seven minutes from BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport. Historic zoning may entitle the owner to certain tax credits for improvements (buyer to verify). Both structures need substantial work — a strong value-add or redevelopment opportunity in a high-visibility location.
Market commentary, deal breakdowns, and real client outcomes — straight from our team.
Evan breaks down what investors need to know before entering the commercial real estate market.
A practical guide to 1031 exchanges — how they work, when to use them, and what investors often get wrong.
Understanding the true cost of occupancy — beyond base rent — and how to negotiate smarter lease terms.
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