urbanspace commercial
meet our team
Our commercial group is comprised of real estate professionals, whose expertise includes commercial sales, leasing, finance and development. We offer comprehensive brokerage services, project marketing and development services for infill land, urban street retail and office properties situated in compact, human scale environments.
As urban real estate specialists, we offer the advantage of being focused on a niche market, its constant evolution and the key players who are transforming the urban landscape of Austin. As innovators in a growing community, we have been at the forefront of Austin’s urban revitalization efforts and remain dedicated to providing professional commercial real estate services for the next generation of smart and sustainable urban growth.
retail / office
We specialize in providing local market expertise in urban street retail and creative office properties. Through this focus, we provide sales and leasing services for owners of existing retail and office properties and new development projects that are located in urban lifestyle destinations. With a comprehensive service approach, we also provide disposition and investment sales services for urban infill properties.
Centered on our unique focus, we also offer sales and leasing services for businesses seeking urban street retail or creative office environments. We work with clients to craft site-specific solutions through the entire leasing or buying process, from site selection and deal negotiation to occupancy.
urban land
Our commercial group provides brokerage services for land development sites situated in compact urban infill neighborhoods. As specialist in real estate for urban lifestyles, we combine our commercial and residential expertise to offer an advantage and holistic approach to working with landowners and developers.
commercial listings
austin facts
Demand for Austin Retail Space is on the Rise
In 2003, Austin demanded approximately 250,000 sqaure feet of retail space in downtown alone. Each year that number increases as Austin continues to grow. In 2008, the anticipated demand is near 1,000,000 square feet of retail space in downtown Austin.
The Numbers
- Austin hosts 7 million tourists annually
- More than 363,000 residents live within a 10 minute drive from 6th & Congress
- The average income in the Primary Market is $104,651
- Each day, more than 67,000 employees come downtown for work
- University of Texas has over 51,426 students
- There are 29,000 downtown parking spaces
- Downtown is anticipated to have an additional 25,000 residents within the next 10 years
market pulse
forbes: austin best economic recovery in u.s.
03/08/2010
The Austin-Round Rock area tied for first on a list of large metros where the recession is easing. Austin has also maintained relatively lower jobless rates, though the number increased to 7.6 percent last month from 7 percent, according to the Texas Workforce Commission. Statewide, the rate was unchanged at 8.2 percent from December to January, compared to 9.7 percent nationally. Read more...
driskill grill developers opening 2 austonian eateries
02/22/2010
The partnership behind The Driskill Hotel restoration and Driskill Grill have planned two restaurants for the downtown Austonian luxury high rise. The 178-unit luxury condominium building — which claims to be the tallest residential building in the Western U.S. – opens in June and the two new eateries are expected to open this fall. The La Corsha Restaurant Partners is leading the new restaurants, reuniting Driskill developers Jeff Trigger, David Bull, Scott Walker and Jeff Rhein. Read more...
council ok's incentives to bring legalzoom to austin
02/19/2010
The Austin City Council unanimously approved an incentives agreement Thursday aimed at persuading LegalZoom.com Inc. to establish a regional headquarters that could bring 600 jobs to Central Texas over the next five years. The deal will pay Los Angeles-based LegalZoom $20,000 a year for 10 years, tied to job creation targets. The Texas Enterprise Fund, a state incentives fund, would provide $1 million. Read more...