Daniel Lee
Personal Real Estate Corporation
Partner
Daniel Lee is a highly accomplished professional in the field of Commercial Real Estate, currently serving as one of the founding partners of Tetra Realty Advisors Inc. With a Bachelor of Commerce degree from UBC, Daniel has amassed an impressive 17 years of experience in this industry.
Prior to his involvement with Tetra, Daniel dedicated 9 years of his career to a boutique retail tenant representation and advisory firm, followed by 7 years at a Nationally recognized brokerage. During this time, he honed his expertise in providing strategic guidance to clients and navigating the complexities of the commercial real estate market.
Daniel’s passion for his work led him to join a global commercial real estate company, where he spent the last 6 years. In this role, he played a pivotal role in expanding the company’s retail platform, demonstrating his ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities in the market.
Known for his exceptional communication skills and strategic mindset, Daniel thrives on engaging with his clients to discuss strategies, explore opportunities, and tackle challenges. He is committed to providing unwavering support to his clients while also inspiring and motivating the team at Tetra.
Outside of the office, Daniel finds joy in spending quality time with his wife and three boys. He can often be found shuttling his children to and from hockey rinks and soccer fields, embracing the joys and challenges of parenthood.
Tetra-bute Contributions
Discover the charitable initiatives and community programs that Daniel Lee champions:
Canucks Autism Network
Canucks Autism Network (CAN) is a leading British Columbia-based charity dedicated to empowering individuals on the autism spectrum and their families through inclusive programming, training, and community engagement initiatives. Founded with the mission to promote autism acceptance, understanding, and inclusion, CAN offers a wide range of sports and recreational programs, summer camps, family experiences, and youth and adult opportunities across the province. Their work is supported by fundraising events like the CAN Pro-Am Hockey Tournament, which pairs recreational players with NHL alumni to raise vital funds for CAN’s initiatives. CAN continues to expand its reach and impact, helping thousands of individuals and families navigate life with autism through meaningful support and community connection.
Summerland Rotary Club
The Rotary Club of Summerland, part of Rotary District 5060, is a dynamic and inclusive service organization based in Summerland, British Columbia. Founded in 1945 under the sponsorship of the Kelowna Downtown Rotary Club, it has a proud legacy of over 75 years of community service. Guided by the Rotary motto “Service Above Self,” the club is recognized as one of the top-performing clubs in its district, which spans parts of British Columbia and Washington State. The club fulfills all five avenues of Rotary service: Club, Community, International, Vocational, and Youth Service. The club offers various membership types and encourages active participation in humanitarian efforts, youth mentorship, and global peace initiatives.
Lethbridge Family Services
Lethbridge Family Services delivers vital social programs across southern Alberta, supporting over 9,000 individuals through counselling, disability services, home care, and immigrant settlement. With a focus on inclusion and well-being, their team of 390+ staff helps build connected communities where people thrive.
Foundry Sunshine Coast Community Services
Foundry Sunshine Coast is a collaborative initiative offering free and confidential health and wellness services to youth aged 12–24, including mental health care, substance use support, sexual and physical healthcare, and peer support. Hosted by the Sunshine Coast Community Services Society, it brings together local partners to support young people and their families across the Lower Sunshine Coast.
Greater Vancouver Food Bank
The Greater Vancouver Food Bank provides healthy, fresh food to individuals and families in need across Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, and the North Shore. Operating without recurring government funding, it relies on public generosity and community partnerships to support over 160 agencies and thousands of monthly visits.