We are thrilled to announce that our flagship redevelopment, The Otto at 1201 E Cesar Chavez, is currently hosting an exhibit for this year’s Austin Studio Tour! Given the pandemic, the 2020 Austin Studio Tour will consist of creative and mostly outdoor self-guided tours of public art. The two-week celebration features over 420 Austin-based artists and collectives presenting between November 14th and 22nd.

East Austin Experts - How is the Commercial Real Estate Office Leasing Market Doing? What is the projection? Owner/Broker DeLea Becker shares insight from Costar.

Beck-Reit Asset Management facilitated Sub-Lease Execution and Move-In.

Texas REALTORS® Global and Commercial hosted a May 2019 webinar: Doing Business in Texas -The Austin Market. DeLea Becker, owner of Beck-Reit Commercial Real Estate LLC, gave an overview of the Austin CRE market, and explained how Austin fits into the Texas landscape.  The webinar is recored for viewing if you missed the live event.

Since the very first building DeLea Becker purchased and renovated, she has been honed in on the East Side.

Beck-Reit Commercial is pleased to announce Tania Lingor as the newest addition to our commercial real estate brokerage team.

Jan Buchholz of ATX Real Estate News writes an update on 1201 E Cesar Chavez’s construction, as well as some history of the project. Click to read further.

Real estate broker and multiple business owner recognized for service-- DeLea Becker receives NAR National Commercial Award!

The Austin Business Journal just announced the 2018 nominees for the Profiles in Power award. This award honors Women of Influence around Central Texas who are making a difference in their community. DeLea Becker, one of the nominees, is a broker and founder of Beck-Reit Commercial Real Estate, LLC.

"Tenants should remember to always engage an experienced commercial agent then communicate with the landlord next in order to ensure a win-win situation for all parties during negotiations of lease extension. ” - DeLea Becker

At a recent ZAP Meeting, commissioner Bruce Evans of Beck-Reit Commercial said, "No city nowhere needs 1,500 pages to tell them how to develop a damn lot." Bruce has been vocal and committed to CODENEXT.