Asset assessment
Property condition, use, occupancy, income, leases, site details, and known capital needs.
Commercial sales
Sell commercial property
The Stephen Reich Group handles selected North Texas commercial sales. Work starts with the owner's documents and goals, then moves through pricing, offering materials, buyer outreach, negotiation, and closing.
Before market
Prepare the buyer file.
Commercial buyers need a clear account of the property. Accurate records, known issues, and an orderly information process reduce avoidable friction.
Positioning
Build a defensible package.
Separate verified facts from open questions and make both visible to serious buyers. The team manages the real estate process; qualified professionals handle legal, tax, title, survey, engineering, environmental, inspection, appraisal, and financial conclusions.
Sale process
From owner to buyer
Positioning
Comparable evidence, buyer profiles, pricing logic, narrative, and offering materials.
Distribution
Targeted broker and buyer outreach, public exposure where appropriate, and confidentiality controls.
Execution
Inquiry qualification, document access, tours, offers, diligence, negotiation, and closing.
Seller questions
Before going to market.
What records help prepare a commercial sale?
Leases, income and expense information, surveys, plans, title materials, environmental reports, service records, utility details, and improvement history may be relevant.
Can a property be marketed quietly?
The team can discuss a controlled approach, but every strategy has tradeoffs in exposure and buyer reach.
How is commercial value estimated?
Market comparables, income, replacement and land context, condition, use, location, and buyer demand may all contribute.
Talk with the commercial team
Discuss the asset in confidence.
Share the location, current use, ownership goal, timing, and confidentiality needs. The first discussion can stay private.