When it comes to industry experience, local market knowledge and honest, exceptional service, no commercial real estate broker in the San Gabriel Valley can match Bill Ukropina. With over 33 years of experience, and as Managing Principal of Coldwell Banker Commercial Advisors in Glendale, Bill brings together the most well-known commercial real estate company with one of the industry's leading brokers.Bill has been involved in many landmark sale and lease transactions in the San Gabriel Valley, including the 13.36 acre St. Luke Hospital, the 7.88 acre World Vision property in Pasadena and the 5.85 acre San Garbriel Nursery. He completed a 126,000 square foot lease with Earthlink Network, negotiated 2.2 million square feet of leases and subleases on behalf of IBM, and has closed more than 450 small and large commercial lease transactions across a full spectrum of property types.Bill has spent thousands of hours as a local community volunteer and has donated money to many local charities. He was twice President of the Pasadena American Little League, he coached American Youth Soccer (AYSO) for 11 years and was on their Board of Directors for five years. Bill also served on the City of Pasadena Parks & Recreation Commission, the Sports Field Task Force and City Council Compensation Committee. He was also on the Board of Trustees of both the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce and Loyola High School, as well as President of the school's Fathers' Club. All three of his sons are Eagle Scouts. Bill and his wife Linan were also the lead sponsors of a Cancer Support Community event in Pasadena and are active members of both the Stanford Parents Club and St. Edmund's Church in San Marino.Bill's partial client list includes Addmaster Corporation, Annenberg Family Trust, Becton Dickinson & Company, Clary Corporation, Compass Real Estate, Curtiss Wright Controls, IBM, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Pacific Commerce Bank, Rose Hills Foundation, Shuster Financial Services, Space Bank Ltd., Tanner Research, Tenet HealthSystem, Terminex, Therapak, United Parcel Service, and World Vision International.