About

With nearly 20 years in the real estate industry, Kim Lantz is a seasoned commercial broker known for her depth of knowledge, strategic thinking, and client-first mindset. Licensed in both North Carolina and New Mexico, and is a distinguished CCIM candidate, Kim brings a national perspective and a track record of success across multiple sectors of commercial real estate.

Kim began her brokerage career in 2006 and has since built a reputation as a trusted generalist with concentrated expertise in investment sales, industrial leasing and sales, and land transactions. She has represented both tenants and owners in a wide variety of deals—ranging from the sale of 1,150-acre parcels to multi-family investments and medical office buildings. Her client portfolio includes small business owners, medical and veterinary practices, and institutional investors. Kim also works closely with the National Council of Exchangors and the Society of Exchange Councilors to structure creative transactions and close complex national deals.

Prior to her real estate career, Kim earned a BS in Business Administration and held high-level roles in accounting, purchasing, contracts, and IT management across industries including healthcare, defense, and the arts. These experiences honed her attention to detail and negotiation skills, both of which continue to serve her clients well in every transaction.

What sets Kim apart is her ability to quickly understand her clients’ goals and align them with the right opportunities. She thrives on building lasting relationships and helping business owners and investors grow strategically through real estate. Her approach is proactive, resourceful, and always grounded in integrity.

Originally from Ohio, Kim and her husband Greg moved to the Triangle area for its strong real estate market, excellent healthcare, and vibrant quality of life. Outside of the office, Kim is an accomplished photographer and encaustic artist, a recreational golfer, and a former ski racer. She enjoys discovering new places around North Carolina and spending time with her four grown children, six grandchildren, and their dog, Cash.