"Tenants should remember to always engage an experienced commercial agent then communicate with the landlord next in order to ensure a win-win situation for all parties during negotiations of lease extension. ” - DeLea Becker

2110 S. Congress | Commercial Lease

“Owners are very pleased to get a long term tenant and see what the property becomes under the direction of Meteor” ~ Jeremy Avera

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.

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."

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?

Demand is high for East Austin Commercial Space.  Tenants are looking for all types of space to lease : office, retail, industrial, warehouse, bar, restaurant, church and event space.