Chris Crooks

Chris was appointed Principal at Cresa in December 2023. Cresa is the world's largest and most trusted occupier-centric commercial real estate firm. We strategize for the best possible results for occupiers everywhere. We think beyond space. Partner without conflict. And apply our integrated expertise to make your business better. In Las Vegas we represent occupiers of office and industrial buildings and help them make strategic decisions that are critical to the success of their operations. Our high-level strategic process is designed to lead our clients to make educated decisions that maximize the value of their real estate. We act as a non-budgetary real estate department that's goal is to look out for the best interest of our clients. This means we are always there to assist our clients on any real estate related issues even after we have successfully completed the transaction.

Cresa's fully integrated platform of services provides clients with a single-source solution for every phase of occupying space. We service local and multinational corporations in all aspects of their real estate needs. Additionally, as a leader in real estate technology, we utilize the most powerful high-tech tools in the industry. Add in our extensive knowledge of the market, data and research Cresa will lead your company to making educated decisions on your real estate needs.

Chris has over 30 years of commercial real estate experience including 29 years of independent consulting and brokerage and 3 years of commercial real estate appraisal. He has been involved in all aspects of real estate, specializing in exclusive Tenant Representation Advisory Services in the office & industrial sector as well as representing corporations on their Corporate Real Estate needs.

In 2006 Chris founded and Captained Team ZipCar to ride in the PanMass Challenge, a 200 mile, 2 day bike ride. The team has grown from 3 people in 2006 to 35 people in 2023 and has raised over $5,000,000. In 2023 the PMC raised $72M of which 100% was donated to the Dana Farber Institute for cancer research.