Around Here, Learning Never Stops

Continued education is one of the things that sets CityPlat apart. We take pride in building a team that’s hungry to learn, eager to grow, and serious about staying ahead in a fast-moving industry. While most commercial real estate firms are playing checkers, we’re playing chess.

At CityPlat, “commitment to growth” is one of our core values. And for us, our core values actually mean something. They are standards that we consciously choose to live and work by.

Every week, our team meets to discuss personal and professional development. This is a meeting where we don't just talk about our latest deals, but we aim to sharpen each other. Whether it’s books, podcasts, market shifts, mistakes, big wins, lessons we didn’t see coming—everyone brings something to the table. Continued education remains a top priority at CityPlat because we know the industry is always changing and staying sharp is non-negotiable.

Yes, we’re deal junkies. Always have been. But we’ve come to learn that growth demands focus. In the beginning, we moved fast and chased opportunities wherever we saw them. But as our real estate journey has matured, we’ve learned the value of strategic scaling. We don’t buy to brag. We buy right, because when you do, the value will always be there.

And here’s the other piece most firms miss: continued education doesn’t stop at internal meetings. It spills into how we serve our clients. We don’t just sell you a space—we study your business model, understand how you operate, and help set you up for long-term success. That kind of insight doesn’t come from a sales script. It comes from staying curious, constantly learning, and putting those lessons into action.

Because if you grow, we grow. This isn’t a one-and-done game. We’re in it for the long-haul. We strive to build long-term relationships with our clients.

Real estate is flooded with firms chasing the next transaction. But we’re chasing transformation. Growth that’s sustainable. Partnerships that last. Deals that matter.

-G aka the Growth Guy

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