Inspire Coastal Bend Interviews Matt Cravey

June 2, 2020 by megan628 Leave a Comment

Overcoming Adversity in Business

Having served the Corpus Christi and South Texas region for 45 years, Matt Cravey is one of the best in the business.
By: Jacqueline Gonzalez
Photos by: TWINS Media

Reflecting back on his many years of commercial real estate, Matt Cravey, owner and president of Cravey Real Estate Services, recalls the many hurdles he encountered before becoming one of the top commercial realtors in Texas.
For the last 45 years, there hasn’t been a single moment where Cravey can recall not having real estate as a part of his life. As a teenager, it seemed that the father of every girl he dated was a very successful real estate broker, and, considering his boredom with school and aversion to attending college, real estate seemed like a powerful career option. – Continue Reading

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Cravey Contributes to SIOR Report – Summer Edition 2018

July 9, 2018 by megan628 Leave a Comment

Batten Down The Hatches

“Corpus Christi, 182 miles southwest of Houston, was also impacted by Hurricane Harvey, but given its path and landfall, was spared the damage other areas experienced.

“When a hurricane is noted, we watch it for three weeks out and decide whether we need to make arrangements for the storm,” said Cravey Real Estate Services president Matthew Cravey, SIOR, CCIM.

It is an attractive market for many outside investors, given Port Corpus Christi, a key facility for the petrochemical and windfarm industries, and its abundant natural gas, he noted.”

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Cravey Contributes to SIOR Report, Spring Edition 2018 – The Retail Shift

May 17, 2018 by megan628 Leave a Comment

Many, if not all such transformations offer a wide range of opportunities for SIORs. Matthew Cravey, SIOR, Cravey Real Estate Services, Corpus Christi, Tex., convinced an investor to put under contract a former HEB Grocery store building. “While under contract, we found a charter school to lease the main building,” he shares. “We then sold off pad sites to fast food restaurants.”

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