Nathan Matelich's Profile

Nathan joined Coldwell Banker Commercial in 2015 after realizing that his true passion is real estate. Nathan became a partner at Coldwell Banker Commercial CBS in January 2018 where he has consistently been a top producer earning the Bronze Circle of Distinction in 2019 & 2020, the Platinum Circle of Distinction in 2021 and the Gold Circle of Distinction in both 2022 & 2023, selling over $50 million of commercial real estate. In 2022, Nathan earned his CCIM designation which is the equivalent of a Masters in Commercial Real Estate and remains the gold standard for commercial real estate professionals. CCIM's are experts at minimizing your risk, maximizing your ROI, and optimizing the value of your real estate. Notable commercial real estate transactions include: $10 million retail/mall sale consisting of 2 retail buildings, 1 office building and 2 premium pieces of development land $8 million mini storage sale $7 million college campus sale on 500+ acres $4 million mini storage sale Numerous multifamily sales each year ranging from $300,000 to $2 million Representing 3 global mining companies in all leasing and purchasing activities Listing and sale of numerous pieces of commercial and residential development land ranging from $350,000 to $7 million Leasing for Starbucks, All State, and Edible Arrangements Valuation services for Stockman Bank, Opportunity Bank, First Interstate Bank, Yellowstone Bank, Little Horn State Bank, Altana Federal Credit Union, Valley Credit Union, First Federal Bank & Trust, Rocky Mountain Bank and Bravera Bank Besides being passionate about Real Estate, Nathan is also passionate about helping others succeed. He wrote and published a book sharing his secret to success - "Unknown to Unstoppable: A Commercial Real Estate Broker's Guide to Dominating Your Market". Nathan prides himself at being an expert at listing retail, office, industrial and multi-family properties and selling them faster and at a higher sales price. Because Nathan does what he loves, he feels like he will never have to "work" another day in his life.