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Commercial Real Estate·McKinney, TXFor businesses
Commercial space negotiated by someone who has been the tenant
Commercial real estate advisor, KW Commercial, McKinney. Represents tenants, landlords and investors in office, retail and industrial property across Dallas–Fort Worth.
The best introductionA business owner whose lease is up within a year and who has not yet talked to anyone on the tenant's side.
Not a fit for residential home buyers or sellers; the practice is commercial property only.
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Why clients choose Julie
Excerpts from public Google reviews of Julie Smith Commercial Real Estate Advisor, Dallas Fort Worth. Read all 2 on Google.
★★★★★4 years agoWhether your needing property leased or searching for a property to lease look no further. Julie has been amazing from day 1. She is an absolute asset to have on your team no matter the circumstances. Julie has not only been available the majority of times we needed to communicate with her she continues to demonstrate her supremacy in her field by returning all missed communications in remarkable time as well as her flexibility in continuing to meet her clients needs. Julie, in my opinion, has to be one of the best in the business; not only is she extremely flexible and personable she is just as knowledgeable.
★★★★★5 years agoJulie has been a tremendous resource in helping with my commercial real estate questions. She is very patient and takes the time to understand what I am looking for and how I intend to use the space. She is very thorough and helped advise me on the things I need to be prepared for and gave me important details that I didn’t think to ask about. I would recommend Julie to anyone that is considering buying or leasing commercial real estate.
In Julie's words
Tenants who negotiate alone rarely know what comparable space is leasing for or what concessions are on the table. Julie represents tenants in office, retail and industrial negotiations, drawing on leasing and tenant representation experience that began at The Staubach Company in 1999.
Julie handles the search, the tours and the proposals so the owner can keep running the business. A client described her as patient, taking the time to understand what the space is for and how it will be used.
Owners who need property leased get a time-proven process for marketing the space and vetting tenants. One landlord client said that for property leased or a property to lease, there was no need to look further.
Brokerage for office, retail and industrial property, backed by the resources of the KW Commercial platform and years of operations and leasing experience.
Julie has owned a retail business herself, so she knows the lease terms that matter to an operator, not just to a landlord. She consults as well as represents.
Services
Service area: Dallas–Fort Worth, McKinney, Collin County, Dallas
About
Julie Smith is a commercial real estate advisor with KW Commercial, working from the firm's McKinney office. She began her commercial real estate career in 1999 at The Staubach Company, and her experience since then covers operations, leasing and tenant representation, and brokerage across office, retail and industrial property.
She has also owned a retail business, so she has lived with a commercial lease as a tenant and knows how its terms land on a company's operations and cash flow. She pairs that background with KW Commercial's processes and resources, representing tenants, landlords, buyers and sellers across Dallas–Fort Worth and consulting on space needs, timing and lease strategy.
Works alongside: Works alongside commercial lenders, business bankers, commercial builders and general contractors, attorneys and CPAs whose clients are leasing, buying or selling commercial space.
Member of BNI Preston Center since 2019.
FAQ
Ask Julie about how commissions are structured for a specific deal. In commercial leasing the landlord typically pays the brokerage fee, but terms vary by property and should be confirmed in writing before engaging.
Office, retail and industrial, for both tenants and owners, plus land through KW Commercial's North Texas Commercial and Land Group.
Early enough to have real alternatives. Julie can review the lease and the market so the renewal is negotiated with options on the table rather than against a deadline.
Yes. Her office is in McKinney and she represents clients across Dallas–Fort Worth.
She started in commercial real estate in 1999 at The Staubach Company, has worked in operations, leasing, tenant representation and brokerage, and has owned a retail business.
Contact
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