Distribution Warehouse Acquisition in Memphis Tennessee
185,000 SF Industrial Facility at 4013 Premier Avenue Secured for National Distribution Expansion By Brent…
Expand, Relocate, or Sell
Strategic Real Estate Guidance That Drives Your Outcome
Reducing risk, improving capital readiness, and controlling execution
including lease, capital, and location decisions
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What Our Clients Say
Do you want to Grow, Optimize, or Build a Legacy?
Grow – Move to a larger facility or add additional locations
Optimize – Sell property that is no longer needed, property that is no longer a fit for your business, or property that has become a money pit. Take the capital and redeploy it somewhere else.
Build a Legacy – Explore a sale/leaseback unlocking capital to build generational wealth and assure ongoing operations for future generations.
Our Success Stories
Real examples of how strategic real estate decisions helped North Texas business owners grow, optimize, and protect their operations.
12kSF Industrial Space Lease at Riverbend Business Park Fort Worth, Texas
12k SF Industrial Space Lease at Riverbend Business Park in East Fort Worth, Texas By…
Commercial Property Purchase at 501 N Main Street in Downtown Weatherford, Texas
By Brent Pennington, CCIM, Industrial and Commercial Real Estate Advisory, Metroport Commercial Group 501 N…
Why Business and Property Owners Trust Us?
We've Been on Your Side of the Table
You’ve built a business. Now you’re making a decision about the building it runs in, and that decision affects everything else.
We can tell you what your building is worth. We can also tell you what it means to your business, because we’ve owned and operated manufacturing, distribution, and retail businesses for over 35 years ourselves. We’ve sat on both sides of this decision: growing into a bigger space, selling a facility that had become a burden, and adding multiple locations.
That’s the perspective we bring to your deal. When we talk about growing into a bigger space, selling a facility you’ve outgrown, or pulling equity out through a sale-leaseback, it’s not theory. They’re the same decisions we made running our own companies.
