If you own storefront, strip-center, or retail pad space in Greater Houston and need an exclusive leasing advocate, that is retail landlord representation — not the same job as helping a tenant find space. Core CRE runs landlord-side leasing for retail assets. Call (832) 956-1444.
What retail landlord representation covers
Listing strategy, broker outreach, tour coordination, lease negotiation, and renewal planning for retail product. The duty runs to the owner. Occupiers looking for storefront or flex should use Houston retail tenant representation instead.
Why retail is its own leasing problem
Clear height, dock count, power, trailer storage, and truck courts drive rent more than lobby finishes. A flex bay with storefront exposure leases differently from a rear-load distribution box. Marketing copy that ignores those specs wastes tour time.
How an engagement usually runs
We start with rent-to-market and vacancy diagnostics, then set asking terms, photography, and broker distribution. Tenant tours stay coordinated so you are not answering the same questions twelve times. For the parent landlord page across asset types, see landlord representation. Retail owners comparing storefront leasing can also read Houston retail tenant representation when the other side of the table is an occupier.
Houston retail notes
Submarkets along the Ship Channel, northwest storefront corridors, and southwest flex belts do not share one rent story. We quote comps with source and date for the specific building, not a metro average.
Next step
Call (832) 956-1444 or use the contact page. Bring rent roll, vacancy, and any TI commitments already in flight.