Offices & medical
Furniture, technology, storage systems, fixtures, and specialized contents can be inventoried, marketed, and sold around move-out requirements.
Commercial / Chicagoland
Commercial Liquidation
Organized asset liquidation for businesses closing, relocating, downsizing, or releasing surplus inventory, fixtures, and equipment across Chicagoland.
01 / Properties
A plan shaped around the assets and the deadline.
Retail & hospitality
Retail stores, restaurants, cafes, and hotels may combine customer-facing inventory with fixtures, equipment, back-of-house assets, and bulk lots.
Schools & nonprofits
Classroom, administrative, institutional, and facility assets are grouped into practical sale channels with attention to access and operating constraints.
Warehouses & equipment
Warehouses, manufacturing equipment, surplus inventory, and specialty assets receive a custom scope based on value, volume, logistics, and buyer reach.
02 / Process
Clear scope before anything moves.
The first walkthrough identifies saleable assets, site constraints, timing, access, and the business’s priorities. From there, Tudor Estates defines the inventory strategy, pricing structure, marketing approach, sale channel, and final-clearance responsibilities.
Commercial work may use a commission model or a custom quote. Offices, medical practices, retail stores, restaurants, schools, and business closures have published starting structures; warehouses, hotels, churches, nonprofits, and manufacturing equipment are quoted to scope.
03 / Questions
What operators need to know.
What types of assets can be liquidated?
Typical projects include office contents, retail inventory, restaurant and cafe equipment, medical-office assets, school furnishings, warehouse contents, manufacturing equipment, fixtures, and surplus inventory.
Is commercial pricing commission-based?
Many offices, medical practices, retail stores, restaurants, schools, and business closures use a commission range. More complex facilities and equipment receive a custom quote after the walkthrough.
Can liquidation fit a move-out deadline?
The schedule and property-access requirements are part of the initial scope. The recommended plan is built around the inventory, buyer market, operational constraints, and required handoff date.
How does a project begin?
Start with a complimentary consultation. Tudor Estates will review the property type, approximate asset volume, timing, location, and desired outcome before recommending the next step.