About Me
Scott Brady began his commercial real estate career in 2004 at Commerce CRG and later co-founded Mountain West Retail in 2009, now known as Mountain West Commercial Real Estate.
As a retail and investment specialist, Scott has a thorough understanding of the current trends and future direction of the commercial real estate markets in Utah and Idaho. He is meticulous about providing the most timely, accurate, and comprehensive market information available to his clientele.
His continued desire to provide unparalleled service, information, and analysis keeps Scott on the cutting edge of the industry. This determination has provided him the opportunity to work with retailers including Sonic Drive-In, Popeye’s Chicken, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Mister Car Wash, Cyprus Credit Union, Momentum Climbing Gym, Kids That Rip, Aqua Tots, Vessel Kitchen, GOAT Haircuts, Image Studios 360, Cookie Cutters, ROCTACO, U-Haul, and Savers.
Scott graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelor of Arts degree in marketing and a minor in Korean. He holds active real estate licenses in Utah and Idaho. His personal interests include skiing, mountain biking, basketball, marathons, and triathlons. He resides in Salt Lake City with his wife Colette, and their four children.
Favorite Quote
“I’ll try anything once”
You probably don’t know this about me
I own 2 pairs of Crocs
Latest News
The Tech Industry Seeks Rural Areas for Expansion
While real estate investors and developers take on the purchase of a property or land, they then team with strategic partners like Mountain West Commercial Real Estate to help fulfill a vision of the property or land that best serves the community. As big cities continue to see exponential growth, tech groups are looking outside of high-density urban areas and seeking affordable rural areas …
Good Eats Arise Out of a Year of Turmoil
Agent Scott Brady Supports Local Business Owners with Unique Locations for New Business Endeavors Last year hit many hard, especially restaurants. Through tumultuous times, some were able to grow and expand their businesses. Those that stayed afloat or excelled during the pandemic either scrambled and updated their technology capabilities or implemented more robust “for pick-up” services. Local business owners and brothers Rick, Ryan, and …
