Sales and Leasing Agent

Veronica King Wiles is a native Virginian who has called the Richmond area home for more than 30 years. Raised in a family of nine siblings, she developed her natural negotiation abilities and talent for bringing people together from different perspectives to achieve successful outcomes—skills that prove invaluable in today’s competitive commercial real estate market.

Educational Foundation & Community Commitment

After completing her Business studies at Virginia Commonwealth University, Veronica dedicated herself to raising three now-adult children while remaining deeply involved in community outreach and civic organizations. Her extensive volunteer background includes leadership roles as President of Swim Team Boards, PTO involvement, coaching youth softball, and managing talent shows. In her faith community, she has directed children’s productions, served on mission committees, and currently mentors through MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) for her fifth consecutive year.

Professional Excellence & Market Recognition

Since joining the Sperity team in mid-2016, Veronica has quickly distinguished herself as a go-to representative for businesses across diverse industries. Her expertise has been consistently recognized in Richmond BizSense coverage, where she’s frequently featured for facilitating significant transactions that support Richmond’s growing business community.

Notable Achievements & Client Success Stories

Veronica has developed particular expertise in helping small businesses and non-profit organizations find spaces that support their growth and mission. Her recent high-profile transactions include representing the Junior League of Richmond in their strategic move to Penstock Quarter, securing 2,700 square feet in the heart of Libbie Mill. She also facilitated Bad As Philly’s expansion from Colonial Heights into Richmond’s Fan District, helping the popular cheesesteak concept establish their city presence.

Her extensive work with faith-based organizations has made her a trusted advisor to several church clients throughout her tenure at Sperity, helping congregations find spaces that serve their communities effectively. Additionally, she represented the Legal Aid Justice Center in their relocation to their current office, supporting an organization that provides crucial legal services to underserved populations across Virginia.

One of her client success stories includes her work with Hour Cycle Studio, helping owner Jenn Braswell find suitable space for the cycling gym’s specialized needs in Monroe Ward. Veronica has also been instrumental in supporting Richmond’s vibrant food scene, representing Ruby Scoops Ice Cream & Sweets in their expansion and helping Fuzzy Cactus establish their presence in the market.

Specialized Expertise

Veronica has built a reputation as an expansion specialist, frequently helping growing businesses transition to larger spaces that accommodate their success. Her diverse client portfolio spans healthcare practices, creative businesses, educational institutions like Wild Fern Montessori School, and various retail concepts. She consistently demonstrates an ability to understand each client’s unique operational needs and find properties that position them for continued growth.

Client-Centered Approach

Veronica’s approach centers on building lasting relationships and truly understanding her clients’ visions for their businesses. Whether working with established non-profits or first-time entrepreneurs, she combines her deep Richmond market knowledge with genuine care for each client’s success, ensuring that every transaction supports their long-term goals and community impact.