Office and Industrial Commercial Real Estate Services

The Avison Young Difference

At Avison Young, we’re driven by a common purpose to create real economic, social and environmental value, powered by people.

The St. Louis office of Avison Young is a division of Pace Properties with expert real estate advisors and broker professionals who deliver innovation and insights to clients, with a strategic focus on office, industrial, project management, and property management services.

At Avison Young, we believe in creating positive impact wherever we go.

There is a vital role for commercial real estate to create healthy, productive workplaces for employees, cities that are centers of prosperity for its citizens, and built spaces and places that create a net benefit to the economy, the environment, and the community.

Our nimble, agile team has global insight, local market expertise and access to some of the smartest technology in the commercial real estate industry – all at the ready to work on creating your competitive advantage. As a private company, you will collaborate with an empowered partner who is invested in your success as much as you are.

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16 Countries
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Community Involvement

Table full of donations for Urban League head start programs

Art Hill in Forest Park covered in US flags

Urban League St. Louis

Pace Properties and Avison Young hosted an internal teacher's wish-list supply drive to support Urban League St. Louis and their Head Start program in Jennings, MO. Head Start is a locally operated, federally funded program that provides Early Childhood Education services for low-income children and families. A particular focus is on school readiness (literacy and math skills).

Flags of Valor

Flags of Valor is a nonprofit organization co-founded by Pace Properties and Guarantee Electric is an event that takes place every five years on Art Hill in Forest park and honors First Responders who died on 9/11 and the service members who died in the War on Terror since. With each event, we have found ways to add deeper meaning and context for those who remember with us. Twenty years later, we are educating a new generation who did not experience the events and aftermath of September 11, 2001. Our sense of responsibility has never felt stronger.