REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Exceptional Experience Through Extraordinary Services
Since 2002, David T. Lee and his team have provided expert real estate services across Orange and Los Angeles Counties. Driven by his passion for real estate, he founded J1 Realty Group in 2018 to help clients buy, sell, and navigate commercial leasing and business opportunities. With 15 years of experience owning and operating restaurant and retail businesses, David offers a unique advantage in understanding and supporting business owners.
Whether you're buying, selling, or investing in Southern California, J1 Commercial is here to guide you every step of the way.
David T. Lee, broker
About J1 Commerical
Services
We optimize your business or property by targeting the right audience and implementing strategic marketing.
J1 Commercial has been helping many business owners to sell and purchase food related and other service related businesses.
Start your real estate journey by buying a home, then invest in rental properties. We'll guide you from single-family homes to apartment buildings.The J1 team has sold properties across Orange and Los Angeles Counties.
Listings
Price: *see detail
$54.80 sf/yr
$575,000
$350,000
$3,950,000
$150,000
$290,000
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