The Oberoi Group Expands Commercial and Residential Real Estate Advisory Services Across Surrey, Langley and Vancouver
Oct 28, 2026
RE/MAX Performance Realty team led by Co-Founder Jas Oberoi reports more than $900 million in career sales and a top-three ranking among RE/MAX commercial teams in Canada for 2025.
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, October 28, 2026 -- The Oberoi Group, a real estate team with RE/MAX Performance Realty, is expanding its commercial and residential advisory services across Surrey, Langley, Vancouver and the wider Fraser Valley. Led by Co-Founder Jas Oberoi and Partner Maria Hussain, the team has recorded more than $900 million in career sales, earned over 40 real estate awards and was ranked among the top three RE/MAX commercial teams in Canada by commission in 2025.
The expansion reflects steady demand from investors, business owners and families across the Lower Mainland for a single advisory team that can handle both the property and the financial strategy behind a transaction. The Oberoi Group operates as an advisory practice rather than a sales-only brokerage, guiding clients from early opportunity analysis through to ownership.
Commercial Real Estate Across the Lower Mainland
Working as a commercial realtor in Surrey, a commercial realtor in Langley and a commercial realtor in Vancouver, the team advises on retail plazas, office buildings, industrial space, multi-unit rental properties and business acquisitions. Services include tenant and income reviews for commercial plazas, CMHC financing guidance for multi-unit rental assets and support for established companies purchasing property for their own operations, with up to 100% financing available to eligible businesses.
Recent transactions include Iron City Square at 250 Winnipeg Street in Penticton ($8.5 million, 6.8% cap rate), an office building at 276 Victoria Street in Kamloops ($6.2 million, 7.0% cap rate) and a retail centre at 2230 Cliff Avenue in Courtenay ($4.5 million, 5.8% cap rate).
For investors and business owners looking for the best commercial real estate realtor Surrey has to offer, a verified track record on income-producing assets is often the deciding factor, alongside access to off-market opportunities and lender relationships.
“Commercial clients are not just buying a building. They are buying income, tenants and long-term risk,” said Jas Oberoi, Co-Founder of The Oberoi Group. “Our role is to put the numbers and the strategy in front of them before they commit, so every deal makes sense on paper and in the real world.”
Residential Services for Buyers, Sellers and Investors
On the residential side, the team serves as a residential realtor in Surrey, a residential realtor in Langley and a residential realtor in Vancouver, supporting home buyers, sellers and investors with home valuations, MLS search, pricing strategy and negotiation. Coverage includes White Rock, South Surrey, Newton, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Langley City and Township, Delta, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Vancouver.
Homeowners comparing options for the best realtor in Surrey, the best realtor in Langley or the best realtor in Vancouver typically weigh local market knowledge, transaction history and speed of execution. A decade of activity in the region and more than 40 industry awards have placed The Oberoi Group among the recognized top realtor teams in Surrey, Langley and Vancouver for both first-time buyers and experienced investors.
“Real estate moves fast, and so do we,” said Oberoi. “Whether a client is selling a family home in Langley or buying a retail plaza in Surrey, the standard stays the same: precise advice, quick action and full transparency.”
Local Access for Buyers and Business Owners
For residents and business owners searching online for a “commercial realtor near me” or a “residential realtor near me” in the Lower Mainland, The Oberoi Group operates from its office at #306 – 1493 Foster Street in White Rock and serves clients throughout Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Consultations, home valuations and commercial property reviews can be arranged through the team’s website at theoberoigroup.ca.
About The Oberoi Group
The Oberoi Group is a residential and commercial real estate team with RE/MAX Performance Realty, based in White Rock, British Columbia. Led by Co-Founder Jas Oberoi and Partner Maria Hussain, the team serves clients across Surrey, Langley, Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, with services spanning home buying and selling, commercial property sales and leasing, business acquisitions, owner-occupied property purchases and real estate investment. The team has recorded more than $900 million in career sales and earned over 40 real estate awards.
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