BANDIER Realty Partners is a privately held real estate investment, development and brokerage partnership headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas. The Firm provides end-to-end advisory solutions and investment opportunities for public and private entities in every facet of commercial real estate. BANDIER's unique model focuses on PARTNERSHIPS with CLIENTS via acquisition/investment, value-add/development, disposition, management and advisory services. The array of opportunities consists of RETAIL, OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL, LAND, MULTI-FAMILY and MIXED-USE assets.
BANDIER's foundation is rooted in capitalism and ownership. The Firm not only advises clients, but also invests in real estate resulting in long term value for their Partners. BANDIER REALTY PARTNERS encompasses entrepreneurial zeal, intricate processes, faithful relationships and a pioneering capacity to uncover truly exceptional real estate opportunities.
Talisman Energy Expands into The Woodlands
The expansion also means more hiring at Talisman, which currently has 200 Houston-area employees.
HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL : January 13, 2012
Spurred by its focus on oil-rich shale formations in Texas, Talisman Energy USA Inc. is set for a massive expansion of its Houston footprint while shifting its growth plans to The Woodlands in the process.
The move puts further pressure on the Class A office market in The Woodlands as energy companies flock to the area, following oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp.'s plans unveiled last year to construct a 385-acre corporate campus near the established master-planned community.
Interest in office space along the 10-mile stretch of I-45 near The Woodlands has touched off development efforts among area real estate firms, local experts say. "Our firm is looking at developing an office building, a three-story building to supply the significant demand around The Woodlands," said Trey Halberdier, managing principal at Houston-based investment, development and brokerage firm BANDIER Realty Partners, LLC. "We feel that we could have the building preleased before moving any dirt."
Halberdier said there is "clearly a shortage" of space north along I-45, from the Exxon campus to Farm Road 1488.
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Malvern Instruments Relocates to a New Laboratory and Office in Bammel Business Park
Scientific Instrument Company Doubling Space with Relocation
HOUSTON CHRONICLE : Aug. 15, 2011
Malvern Instruments will more than double its space when it relocates to a new laboratory and office in Bammel Business Park. The scientific instrument manufacturing company has leased 22,493 square feet at 4802 N. Sam Houston Parkway.
Malvern Instruments employs about three dozen people in Houston and continues to expand. The company plans to relocate from an 11,400-square-foot building on West Hardy Road in the Greenspoint area in February.
Trey Halberdier and Tiffany Nuche with BANDIER Realty Partners represented Malvern Instruments. Justin Robinson and Matt DiLeo of Stream Realty represented the landlord.
"They needed to improve efficiencies in their workspace and increase their lab space," Halberdier said. "They will be able to put their own stamp on the end cap of one of the buildings."
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Exxon's Shift Near The Woodlands Means a Sea-change for Houston Real Estate
New Campus Likely to Spur Growth in The Woodlands
HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL : June 10, 2011
ExxonMobil Corp.'s 385-acre corporate campus north of Houston is expected to fuel commercial and residential development in the surrounding area, and cause some adverse consequences throughout the local real estate market.
The Irving-based energy giant's complex, acknowledged by the company this week, near the intersection of Interstate 45 and the Hardy Toll Road is expected to create the foundation for Houston's next energy corridor. Exxon's impact on The Woodlands will be similar to the effect Wal-Mart Stores Inc. had on its hometown of Bentonville, Ark., said Patrick Duffy, partner and president of Houston's Colliers International real estate firm.
"Everybody's been waiting on this announcement," said L.S. Trey Halberdier, managing principal with BANDIER Realty Partners. "All the real estate people are happy because we can move forward and conduct business."
Real estate investors could scurry to snap up available land to hold or flip to developers. Exxon's deal will prompt a 10 to 20 percent increase in land prices, said Halberdier, who is marketing land in The Woodlands area.
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