At a recent ZAP Meeting, commissioner Bruce Evans of Beck-Reit Commercial said, "No city nowhere needs 1,500 pages to tell them how to develop a damn lot." Bruce has been vocal and committed to CODENEXT.

As a Commercial Real Estate Broker I am often asked for guidance on decisions my clients are making.    No matter the transaction size we want our clients as educated as possible on legal and tax implications.

1106 S 8th Street | Commercial Property Lease

“Several businesses are looking just around downtown for space in order to avoid the sky rocketing triple net costs (taxes,insurance, and common area maintenance) and congestion.  With locations such as this one several businesses are finding that they have everything they need and can still get into downtown easily when they need to.  It’s really the best of both worlds.”

Beck-Reit Commercial is growing the Commercial Brokerage and Property Management side of their business.  Looking for Top Talent to apply!

217 E. 6th Street | Commercial Property Lease

"With over 150 people moving to Austin every day and all of the people who travel here every weekend there is still a very strong demand for entertainment venues that can offer a unique experience." 

908 W Whitestone | Commercial Property Lease

"With a lighted intersection, protected turns, and continued development along W. Whitestone, this is an ideal location for businesses looking for easy access."

2707 Rogge Lane | Commercial Lease

"Considering the fact that this is only a mile and a half from Mueller development and there are new housing developments popping up all around this location, we are really excited about the potential of this property." ~DeLea Becker

5111 Airport | 2nd Generation Restaurant Space

"Currently if second generation restaurant leases hit the market in Austin or last long something is usually wrong.  Whatever the case is we need to move quickly to evaluate and use the success of your other locations to build confidence with the Landlord that you are the right choice to put us in first position."

1110 Williams Drive| Commercial Property Sale

"At only 1,032 SF it was a perfect location for an owner operated retail or personal service business. Just like Austin, Georgetown has very little inventory of property priced under $500,000 and there were multiple offers on this property. "

900 E. 7th Street | Restaurant Lease

"It is a great time for Gabriela's to take the space. There are several major projects being developed in the area." ~DeLea Becker

2600 E. Cesar Chavez | Off Market Commercial Sale

"Commercial kitchens don't trade very often in Austin especially so near the heart of the city. A chance to buy at a reasonable price and work as an owner operator instead of leasing is worth exhausting every angle."

Do you know the secret to having it all?  Knowing you already do. At Beck Reit Commercial, we have been beyond blessed in business since our inception, and choose to celebrate our success by supporting local communities that make our area of specialization so desirable. 

For any business renting space, a commercial lease is one of the most important documents in the filing cabinet, sharing company with bank documents, proof of insurance, and yet-to-be-paid invoices. Because it defines the legal relationship between landlord and tenant, a commercial lease will, in many ways, provide physical context for a business inhabiting the space while shaping opportunities for growth throughout the contract term. 

So you’ve heard the gossip and realized that the talking heads are right, that commercial real estate is the best long-term investment out there. But now that you’ve decided commercial real estate is the right investment for you, how do you break into the market?

It's amazing what one can glean from a slow drive through a neighborhood. The urban geography of an area like East Austin says so much about the market by way of its housing stock, architectural trends, successful local businesses and failed ones, too. But what (or rather, who?) is a, "market"? And how does walking past Cisco's on East 6th tell you anything about it?