Oakland County, Michigan
Need office space in Oakland County?
Tell us how many people and when you need to move. We connect you with an independent local commercial real estate broker who works with tenants. Free to ask, no obligation.
- Space types
- 6
- Cities
- 18+
- To ask us
- Free
Pick your space
Building directory
Not sure what you need? Choose “Not sure” in the brief and a broker can walk you through it.
What people ask us about
Suites, rooms and floors





Photos on this site are illustrative examples of office space. They are not listings, not available spaces and not photos of work by ABC Tenants or any broker.
Illustrative photoHow it works
One brief. One intro.
- 01
You send the space brief
Type of space, city, how many people and when. About a minute.
- 02
We connect you
We work to pass your request to an independent commercial real estate broker who works with tenants in your part of Oakland County.
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The broker takes it from there
Once you are connected, the broker contacts you about options. You decide whether to work with them.
Plain and simple: ABC Tenants is a referral service, not a real estate broker. We do not list, show or lease space. We connect Oakland County businesses with independent local commercial real estate brokers, and the brokers and companies we pass requests to pay us for the introduction. Asking us costs you nothing.
Before you sign anything
Six things worth asking
What is in the rent?
Ask what the monthly number covers: utilities, cleaning, common-area charges, and how much those can go up each year.
Is there a personal guarantee?
Many small-business leases ask the owner to guarantee the rent personally. Ask whether it can be limited or dropped.
How long, and how do you get out?
Ask about the term, renewal options and any early-exit or sublease rights before you sign.
Who pays for the build-out?
Walls, wiring, plumbing for a practice: ask who pays, how much the landlord contributes, and how long the work takes.
Parking and signage
Ask how many spaces come with the suite and whether your name can go on the building or the directory.
When to give notice
Check your current lease for the notice date. Many businesses start looking 6 to 12 months before a lease ends.
General information, not legal or real estate advice. A local commercial real estate broker or an attorney can tell you what applies to your lease.
Free office search
Send the space brief
A short brief. We use it to connect you with an independent local commercial real estate broker who works with tenants.
- Free to ask, no obligation
- Office suites, medical, coworking, private offices, flex, sublease
- All of Oakland County
Illustrative photoRequest a free office search
Tell us what space you need. We connect you with a local commercial real estate broker.
Cities and corridors
Where Oakland County works
Pick your city for local details, or just send the brief.
Across Oakland County
Straight answers
Questions
Are you a real estate broker?
No. ABC Tenants is a referral service. We do not list, show or lease space and we do not negotiate leases. We take your request and work to connect it with an independent local commercial real estate broker who works with tenants in your part of Oakland County.
Does it cost me anything to ask?
No. Sending a request to ABC Tenants is free and there is no obligation to work with anyone. The brokers and companies we pass requests to pay us for the introduction. How a broker is paid on your lease is between you and them: ask, and get it in writing.
Who will contact me?
The commercial real estate broker we connect you with, by phone, text or email, using the details you give us. We do not sell your details for anything else.
How fast will I hear back?
We cannot promise a time. The broker contacts you once you are connected. If your lease ends soon, say so in the form.
Do you have listings or prices?
No. We do not publish spaces, rents or availability. A broker can tell you what is on the market for your size, area and budget.
How do I know the broker is any good?
Ask before you sign anything: are they licensed in Michigan (anyone can check on the state's LARA license lookup), do they represent tenants only or landlords too, how are they paid, and can you talk to a tenant they helped?
What areas do you cover?
Oakland County, Michigan: Troy, Southfield, Birmingham, Farmington Hills, Novi, Bloomfield Hills first, and also Royal Oak, Auburn Hills, Rochester Hills, West Bloomfield, Bingham Farms, Pontiac, Madison Heights, Ferndale, Rochester, Wixom, Lathrup Village, Waterford and nearby towns.
Free office search
Tell us the space. We'll make the intro.
One free request. We connect you with an independent local commercial real estate broker.
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