MICHAEL G. JOHNSON REAL ESTATEDALLAS · FLOWER MOUND · NORTH TEXAS
Illustrative limestone and bronze commercial office campus
ARCHITECTURAL STUDY · ILLUSTRATIVE, NOT A LISTING
MICHAEL G. JOHNSON / COMMERCIAL

Property decisions.
Business perspective.

Commercial representation for owners, occupiers and property buyers across Dallas and North Texas.

TEXAS ROOTS. A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE.
01 / A CLEARER BRIEF

The right property
starts with the right questions.

Use, location, timing and cost should shape the conversation before a property makes the shortlist.

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For businesses

A search for space should begin with your operation, how customers and employees use it, and what flexibility you may need.

Space for your business
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For property owners

Bring leasing priorities, positioning and a potential sale into one property-specific discussion.

A plan for your property
Michael G. Johnson, real estate professional
MICHAEL G. JOHNSON / DALLAS & NORTH TEXAS
PERSONAL COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATION

A focused conversation.
A considered recommendation.

Commercial real estate involves more than a building. The lease structure, occupancy, capital needs and the way a property supports your objective can change the decision.

Michael helps organize the brief, the property comparison and the transaction conversation so you can see what needs closer attention.

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02 / PROPERTY PERSPECTIVES

A different brief
for every property.

The questions change with the asset. We begin with the intended use and the details that need verification.

Office & professional space

Location, building systems, parking, occupancy costs and the way a space supports the team.

Retail & service properties

Visibility, access, permitted use and the physical requirements behind the customer experience.

Industrial & flex space

Loading, clear height, utilities, access and the operating details specific to the business.

Land & other opportunities

Access, utilities, entitlement questions and the specialist work needed to assess a proposed use.

The questions behind each property type
Illustrative commercial interior with glass and walnut details
Illustrative architectural study, not a listing
03 / BEFORE YOU COMMIT

A clearer view
of the obligations.

Quoted rent or asking price is the beginning of the comparison. Operating charges, fit-out, maintenance responsibilities and timing can all change the practical cost.

We identify questions for the right specialists and keep the property conversation connected to your objective.

Consider the full occupancy picture
Michael G. Johnson at work on a real estate brief
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5 DFW COMMERCIAL MARKETS

Know the corridor.
Understand the requirements.

An urban office, a corporate campus and a logistics property ask different questions. Explore Uptown and Turtle Creek, Legacy–Plano–Frisco, Las Colinas, Fort Worth and Alliance through the lens of your operation and ownership objectives.

Explore five DFW markets
PROPERTY & BUSINESS

Let’s put your commercial plans in focus.

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