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Professional and medical users make up most of Colleyville's office demand. Buildings are typically small and well-finished, clustered along Colleyville Boulevard and around Town Center, and quality suites rarely stay on the market long.
Northeast Tarrant County
Colleyville is a low-density, high-income community between Southlake and Grapevine with intentionally limited commercial zoning. Nearly all of it lines SH 26 (Colleyville Boulevard) from Glade Road to Hall-Johnson Road, with Colleyville Town Center and The Village at Colleyville as the walkable core. That scarcity makes each available suite valuable, and it rewards tenants and investors who move quickly.
Professional & medical office
Boutique retail
Restaurant
Investment sales
Professional and medical users make up most of Colleyville's office demand. Buildings are typically small and well-finished, clustered along Colleyville Boulevard and around Town Center, and quality suites rarely stay on the market long.
Boutique retail, wellness and chef-driven restaurants do well in The Village at Colleyville and the grocery-anchored centers on SH 26, including the Market Street center at Hall-Johnson Road, where the trade area's income supports higher price points than the surrounding average.
Colleyville has few large employers of its own; residents commute to DFW Airport, Las Colinas, Southlake, Grapevine and Fort Worth. Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and the city itself are the main local institutions, and most commercial demand comes from practices and shops serving the neighborhoods.
We track Colleyville's limited inventory directly with ownership so clients hear about space before it is marketed, and we run comparisons against Southlake and Grapevine when timing matters more than the exact address.
Colleyville is primarily residential. Commercial demand is driven by household income and by practices and retailers serving the neighborhoods rather than by large employers inside the city.
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Learn moreOccasionally, and it goes fast. Colleyville's office stock is small, mostly professional and medical suites along SH 26 and around Town Center. We keep a running list of expirations and owner conversations so a client with a Colleyville requirement is first in line rather than waiting for a listing.
The city has deliberately kept most of its land residential and concentrated commercial zoning along Colleyville Boulevard. That policy protects the neighborhoods and also caps supply, which is why well-located suites hold value and why timing matters for tenants and buyers.
Daniel Weber at SVN | Trinity Advisors represents tenants, landlords and investors in Colleyville and the neighboring Southlake and Grapevine markets, which we usually survey together because the trade areas overlap.
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