Corpus Christi Texas Commercial Real Estate

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Cravey Real Estate Services is a full service commercial and industrial real estate company based in Corpus Christi, Texas. We sell, lease, and manage Commercial, Industrial, Warehouse, Office, Retail, Shopping Centers, Land, and Investment Properties in Texas.

Established in 1975, we provide the most innovative and cost effective real estate solutions for our clients on local, regional, national and international assignments. Our brokers at Cravey Real Estate Services have a reputation for reliability and prudence, providing clients with real estate leasing and sales, investment counseling, asset and property management and real estate marketing services. See the Advantages of Our Experience for more information.

We have the experience and resources to help you with all of your property requirements. A single relationship with Cravey Real Estate Services can provide you with a world of commercial real estate resources in Corpus Christi and South Texas.

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Client Testimonials

Throughout the process Weldon Dietze was patient, hard working, professional and diligent in finding the right facility for us. My experience working with him has been pleasant and I would definitely work with him again in the future.

- Mike TrubyGeneral Manager Central West RegionNuStar

Every once and a while, you will be fortunate enough to come in contact with an individual who has the ability, knowledge, and integrity to work for an absentee lender, owner, and perform a very important function. This past year I have had the extreme pleasure of working with such an individual, Matthew Cravey of Corpus Christi.

- Richard R. SangbergVice PresidentFirst Security Mortgage

Matt, …I also want to thank you and your entire team for all of the time and work you did for the Poche Family. You went above and beyond with listing and marketing our property. Your help with locating members of the Brown Family and negotiating a fair value for the 1/16th interest was instrumental […]

- Brian Poche