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02 — Commercial

Real estate that
works as hard as you do.

Retail, office, industrial, multifamily, and land. Strategic representation for owners, tenants, and developers who think in square feet, cap rates, and absorption.

Discuss a Commercial Need Property Types

Owner, Tenant & Developer Representation

Advisory built on
the numbers.

Commercial decisions live and die by the underwriting. We bring rigorous market analysis, honest cap-rate and NOI guidance, and disciplined negotiation across acquisitions, lease transactions, dispositions, and ground-up development.

Backed by NB Elite Realty's resources, Atlas delivers boutique attention with the market reach Texas commercial deals require.

What We Cover

Every commercial asset class

Retail

Retail & Mixed-Use

Strip centers, NNN single-tenant, mixed-use, and pad sites — leasing, acquisition, and disposition.

Office

Class A–C office leasing and sales, tenant representation, and value-add repositioning plays.

Industrial

Industrial & Flex

Warehouse, distribution, flex, and last-mile — the strongest-fundamentals class in Texas.

Multifamily

Stabilized and value-add apartments, from small balance to mid-market institutional.

Land

Land & Development

Entitled and raw land, assemblage, and development sites across growth corridors.

Advisory

Portfolio Advisory

Disposition strategy, 1031 exchange coordination, and hold-vs-sell analysis.

Texas CRE Markets

Where commercial real estate is moving

Texas absorbed more industrial and multifamily square footage than any other state last year. We're positioned inside these markets.

Industrial

DFW & Houston

Class A distribution and last-mile logistics — driven by e-commerce and the Port of Houston. Cap rates 5.5–6.5%, vacancy below 5% in prime submarkets.

Multifamily

Austin & San Antonio

Population growth translates directly to rental demand. Value-add plays in Eastside Austin and NW San Antonio showing strongest CoC in the state.

Retail

All Four Metros

NNN single-tenant and strip centers with strong tenant credit continue to trade at compressed caps. Grocery-anchored centers outperforming all other retail by 200+ bps.

Representative Opportunities