Chris Schweighart, CCIM, serves as a Senior Vice President at KLUE Real Estate Advisors, specializing in Industrial and Office properties. He joined the firm in February 2025, bringing with him a strong track record in the Upstate commercial real estate market. Over the past six years, Chris has built a successful brokerage practice representing buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across a wide range of asset types, with a focus on small businesses that are expanding
and looking for a bigger space. Through his relationship driven approach and deep market knowledge, he has completed nearly $70 million in sales and leasing transactions for many of the region’s prominent organizations. In 2025, he earned the CCIM designation, a respected credential held by top commercial real estate investment professionals worldwide.
Before entering brokerage, Chris spent twelve years in commercial property and asset management, overseeing portfolios that included selfstorage facilities, mobile home parks, medical office buildings, and airport leases. This experience provided him with a strong foundation in real estate operations, contract structures, and strategic problemsolving.
Prior to his real estate career, Chris worked for eight years as an administrator and Spanish teacher at a college preparatory school in Encinitas, California. During that time, he completed his MBA at San Diego State University. He holds a BA in Spanish from Colgate University, is fluent in Spanish, and is proficient in Portuguese, with extensive international experience.
Chris is committed to serving the community and currently participates on advisory committees for several nonprofit organizations, including Harvest Hope Food Bank, Women Confidence Builders, and Fountain Inn High School. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce and has volunteered for several years as a youth baseball coach. Originally from San Diego, Chris relocated to Greenville County in 2018 with his wife, Cynthia, and their son, Diego. They have resided in Fountain Inn for the last five years and are proud to call the community home.