# Reels and flyers for commercial property

> Retail spaces and offices rent on location, storefront and numbers. What tenants check first, which photos to take and where to post.

Someone looking for a store or office thinks like a business: location, foot traffic, usable space, permitted uses and monthly cost. Pieces need to give those numbers up front and show the storefront and the block, not just the interior.

## What a business owner asks

- **Location and block:** neighboring businesses, corner or not, transit stops nearby.
- **Usable space and storefront width.**
- **Permitted uses:** which businesses it suits, restroom, storage, ventilation.
- **Total monthly cost** and lease terms.

## Photos and video

1. The storefront from across the street, during business hours.
2. The empty, clean interior, from the corners.
3. Restroom, storage and whatever is in the back.
4. A short video walking the block, to show the activity.

## Where to post it

Besides Instagram and Facebook, commercial listings move a lot in local business groups and on LinkedIn. A flyer with the key numbers spreads well in those groups.

## Frequently asked questions

### Does a reel work for an empty store?

Yes, if it shows the block and the storefront: street activity is what sells.

### What copy works?

Direct and with numbers: size, permitted uses, price and contact.

Try it with your commercial listing: the preview is free.

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Original page: https://resaltalo.com/en/marketing-commercial-property · Updated: 2026-11-01 · Resaltalo Team (https://resaltalo.com/en/team)