July 3rd, 2025 Share Print

Mark Goodman recognized as one of the most influential business leaders in British Columbia

I am deeply honored to be named to Business in Vancouver’s prestigious BC500 list for 2025, recognizing leaders who significantly shape our communities, industries, and economy.

Business in Vancouver has described BC500 honorees as “visionaries, innovators, and trailblazers.” I’m humbled to be thought deserving of such praise. For over four decades, Goodman Commercial has been a leader in commercial real estate, with my personal transactions totalling over $4 billion, reflecting our deep expertise and impact. We also pioneered the Goodman Report, now the definitive source for commercial real estate market intelligence, shared freely to support our community.

This achievement is a true team effort. My colleague, Ian Brackett, brings unmatched insight, navigating the complexities of today’s real estate market with brilliance. Our newest team member, Megan Johal, is a dynamic broker with a decade of industry experience who consistently delivers exceptional results.

I extend my heartfelt thanks to Business in Vancouver for this recognition and congratulate my fellow BC500 honorees. Whether you’re in Vancouver or across the region, Goodman Commercial is here to meet all your commercial real estate needs with expertise and dedication.

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