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eXp Commercial - Viking Enterprise Team's real estate network provides unparalleled commercial real estate services to Tenants and Landlords around the Katy- Houston area. Our knowledge, experience, and reputation sets us apart from many firms.
A commercial property owner might have various plans that would necessitate the services of a commercial real estate broker. Some of the common scenarios include:
1. Selling the Property: If the owner decides it’s time to sell the property, a commercial real estate broker can help determine the market value, market the property effectively, and negotiate with potential buyers to get the best possible price.
2. Leasing Space: For property owners looking to lease out part or all of their commercial space, a broker can help find suitable tenants, negotiate lease terms, and ensure the lease agreements meet all legal requirements and serve the owner’s best interests.
3. Acquiring More Properties: Owners looking to expand their portfolio would benefit from a broker's knowledge of the market, access to listings, and negotiation skills to secure additional properties at favorable terms.
4. Property Management: While not all brokers offer this service, some commercial real estate brokers or their affiliates offer property management services. This can be particularly appealing for owners who prefer a hands-off approach or are managing properties from a distance.
5. Market Analysis: Owners considering future developments, renovations, or rebranding of their property might engage a broker for a comprehensive market analysis. This helps in understanding current market trends, the demand for different types of spaces, and potential returns on investment for various strategies.
6. Refinancing: In situations where a property owner is looking to refinance their property, a commercial real estate broker can provide valuable insights into the property’s current market value, assist in gathering necessary documentation, and even help in finding the best financing options.
7. Partnership or Investment Opportunities: Owners interested in exploring partnerships, joint ventures, or seeking investors for expansion or development projects might use a broker to find and vet potential partners or investors.
8. Consulting on Zoning and Use Changes: When contemplating a change in the use of the property or dealing with zoning issues, a broker with experience in local regulations and the specific property type can provide guidance and strategic planning assistance.
9. Exit Strategy Planning: For owners looking to plan an exit strategy from their investment, whether it’s through a strategic sale or a gradual winding down of operations, brokers can provide market insights, timing advice, and valuation services to optimize the exit process.
In any of these scenarios, the expertise and services provided by a commercial real estate broker can save the property owner time and money, while also providing access to a wider network of potential buyers, tenants, and industry professionals. Give us a call today!
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🏗️ West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing: What Investors Should Know 📈
🏗️ West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing: What Investors Should Know 📈
🚀 West Katy Is Moving West: Inside the $400M Texas Heritage Marketplace Boom 🏢
West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing
West Katy’s growth story is getting harder for commercial real estate investors to ignore.
Texas Heritage Marketplace, the massive mixed-use development rising at Interstate 10 and Texas Heritage Parkway in Waller County, represents an investment of more than $400 million and is positioned to become one of the most significant commercial developments west of Katy.
And the project is no longer simply a future development story.
Lowe’s has opened its approximately 95,000-square-foot store, Target is preparing to open an approximately 148,000-square-foot location, and an expanding roster of national retailers, restaurants and service businesses is helping establish the project as a major commercial destination.
For investors, developers and business owners, however, the bigger story isn't simply which retailer is opening next.
It is what Texas Heritage Marketplace tells us about the continued westward expansion of the Katy market.
Texas Heritage Marketplace: A Major Bet on West Katy
Texas Heritage Marketplace sits along Interstate 10 at Texas Heritage Parkway in Waller County.
Developer NewQuest is planning approximately 800,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space across the 165-acre development.
That scale matters.
Large retailers generally don't make major real estate commitments based solely on today's population. They evaluate rooftops, household formation, transportation infrastructure, trade areas, demographics, future residential development and the potential for long-term customer growth.
Texas Heritage Marketplace therefore provides another powerful signal that the commercial center of gravity in Greater Katy continues moving west.
Lowe’s Adds Another Major Traffic Generator
One of the project's newest milestones is the opening of an approximately 95,000-square-foot Lowe’s, along with an approximately 30,000-square-foot outdoor garden center.
A home-improvement retailer can be particularly interesting from a commercial real estate perspective because its customer base extends beyond ordinary consumer spending.
Its customers can include homeowners, contractors, property managers, builders and businesses.
That fits the broader growth pattern occurring west of Katy.
More rooftops can create demand for home improvement.
More construction can support contractor activity.
More residents can support restaurants and services.
And more businesses can create additional demand for commercial real estate.
This is how residential expansion can gradually translate into a broader commercial ecosystem.
Target Adds Another Powerful Anchor
The approximately 148,000-square-foot Target Katy Heritage store is scheduled to open October 11, 2026.
Target joins an increasingly substantial lineup of national brands associated with Texas Heritage Marketplace.
The importance of these anchors extends beyond their individual stores.
Large national retailers can generate traffic that makes nearby space more attractive to restaurants, service businesses, junior anchors and smaller retailers.
For a commercial real estate investor, that means the real opportunity may not always be the anchor itself.
It may be the ecosystem that develops around it.
More Than 600,000 Square Feet Was Already Preleased
One of the strongest indicators behind the project is tenant commitment.
By February 2026, NewQuest reported that 619,633 square feet had already been preleased.
Additional announced tenants have included brands such as Academy Sports + Outdoors, Burlington, Ulta Beauty, Spec’s, Olive Garden, Whataburger, Chase Bank, Mattress Firm, James Avery and The Kebab Shop.
That level of leasing activity matters because construction alone doesn't prove demand.
Tenant commitments do.
When national retailers are willing to commit capital and sign leases in a developing corridor, investors should pay attention to what those companies may be seeing in their demographic and trade-area models.
Heritage Grove Changes the Traditional Shopping-Center Formula
Texas Heritage Marketplace isn't being developed solely as a collection of big-box retailers.
NewQuest has also broken ground on Heritage Grove, a more experiential component centered around approximately five acres of park-like greenspace.
Plans include approximately 35,000 square feet of dining and fitness/spa-oriented retail surrounding the greenspace, plus approximately 100,000 square feet designated for four junior anchors.
That strategy reflects an important change in suburban retail development.
Successful centers increasingly need to give consumers reasons to stay rather than simply arrive, purchase something and leave.
Restaurants, patios, landscaping, entertainment and gathering spaces can increase dwell time while creating opportunities for complementary tenants.
Why Texas Heritage Marketplace Matters to Commercial Investors
The development reinforces several important lessons for investors evaluating West Katy and Waller County.
1. Follow the Rooftops
Retail frequently follows residential growth.
As subdivisions expand farther west, businesses eventually need to follow their customers.
Investors who understand where future households are being created may identify emerging commercial corridors before those areas become fully established.
2. Follow the Infrastructure
Texas Heritage Parkway provides another important north-south connection through the area while Interstate 10 remains one of Greater Houston's dominant east-west transportation corridors.
Commercial development typically follows accessibility.
New roads, expanded transportation networks and improved connectivity can dramatically change the viability of previously underdeveloped land.
3. Watch the National Retailers
National retailers perform extensive site-selection analysis before committing to a location.
Their decisions aren't guarantees of investment performance, but they can provide useful signals about expected population growth, spending power and trade-area expansion.
4. Look Beyond the Shopping Center
The biggest opportunity isn't necessarily inside Texas Heritage Marketplace.
Investors should also study surrounding parcels and corridors.
Major retail developments can create secondary demand for medical offices, professional services, restaurants, daycare, automotive services, flex space, contractor facilities and neighborhood-oriented retail.
In many cases, the second wave of development can be just as interesting as the first.
What Business Owners Should Watch
Business owners considering expansion into West Katy should evaluate more than asking rent.
Important questions include:
·Where will your customers live three to five years from now?
·How easy is the property to access?
·What are the traffic counts?
·What residential developments are planned nearby?
·Which national retailers have already committed?
·Are competing businesses already entering the corridor?
·Can the property accommodate your future growth?
·Does buying make more financial sense than leasing?
Commercial real estate decisions should be based on where a market is going—not simply where it is today.
West Katy Is Moving West
For years, Katy's commercial development followed residential growth farther west along Interstate 10 and Grand Parkway.
Texas Heritage Marketplace represents another stage in that evolution.
A $400+ million investment, major national retailers, substantial preleasing and continued development around the I-10/Texas Heritage Parkway intersection collectively reinforce the thesis that commercial activity is pushing farther into western Katy and Waller County.
For investors, that creates a simple question:
Where does the next wave of growth occur after Texas Heritage Marketplace?
That's where commercial real estate analysis becomes particularly interesting.
The goal isn't simply to identify where development is happening today.
It's to understand where rooftops, infrastructure, businesses and capital are likely to converge next.
Looking for Commercial Real Estate in Katy, West Katy or Waller County?
I help commercial property owners, investors and business owners evaluate opportunities throughout Katy, West Houston and the Greater Houston market.
Whether you're considering buying, selling, leasing, investing or financing commercial real estate, understanding the growth drivers behind a location can be just as important as understanding the property itself.
Bill Rapp, CCIM
eXp Commercial – Viking Enterprise Team
Commercial Real Estate Brokerage & Capital Advisory
281-222-0433
[email protected]
People. Property. Possibility.
The project size, investment, preleasing and tenant details above are based primarily on NewQuest's current project updates. NewQuest says the development is planned for 800,000 SF on 165 acres and reported 619,633 SF preleased as of February; its June update added Mattress Firm, James Avery and The Kebab Shop to the tenant roster.
Connect With Viking Enterprise Team
📍 eXp Commercial & eXp Realty
📍 Houston | Katy | Fulshear | West Houston
📅 Calendly.com/VikingEnterprise
📞 281-222-0433
📞 Bill Rapp, CCIM
eXp Commercial | Viking Enterprise Team
Commercial Real Estate & Capital Advisory
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https://www.houstonrealestatebrokerage.com/
https://www.houstonrealestatebrokerage.com/houston-cre-navigator
https://www.commercialexchange.com/agent/653bf5593e3a3e1dcec275a6
http://expressoffers.com/[email protected]
https://app.bullpenre.com/profile/1742476177701x437444415125976000
https://author.billrapponline.com/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F32Z5BH2
https://veed.cello.so/FOmzTty6oi9
https://buymeacoffee.com/vikingente3
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© Bill Rapp, Broker Associate, eXp Commercial Viking Enterprise Team
Commercial Real Estate Advisors Serving Katy, Fulshear & Greater Houston
Helping Property Owners, Investors & Businesses Make Smarter Commercial Real Estate Decisions
Whether you're buying, selling, leasing, investing, or financing commercial real estate, having the right advisor can make all the difference.
At eXp Commercial – Viking Enterprise Team, we provide comprehensive commercial real estate brokerage and advisory services for property owners, investors, developers, landlords, tenants, and business owners throughout Katy, Fulshear, Houston, and the surrounding Texas markets.
Our team combines local market expertise with commercial investment knowledge and capital markets experience to help clients maximize property value, identify new opportunities, reduce risk, and achieve long-term investment success.
From a single office building to a growing investment portfolio, we provide strategic guidance from acquisition through disposition.
Comprehensive Commercial Real Estate Services
Commercial Property Sales
Selling commercial real estate requires far more than placing a property on the market. We develop customized marketing strategies designed to maximize exposure while targeting qualified buyers locally, regionally, and nationally.
Our services include:
Property valuation and pricing strategy
Investment analysis
Professional marketing campaigns
Buyer qualification
Contract negotiation
Due diligence coordination
Transaction management through closing
Whether you're selling office, retail, industrial, multifamily, land, medical, mixed-use, or investment property, our objective is simple—maximize your property's value while creating a smooth transaction.
Commercial Leasing Services
Vacancies reduce cash flow and impact property performance.
We help landlords lease available space by creating effective marketing campaigns, identifying qualified tenants, negotiating favorable lease terms, and minimizing downtime.
Our leasing services include:
Office leasing
Retail leasing
Industrial leasing
Medical office leasing
Flex space leasing
Warehouse leasing
Landlord representation
Tenant representation
Lease renewals
Lease negotiations
Our goal is to keep your property occupied with quality tenants while protecting your long-term investment.
Commercial Property Acquisitions
Whether you're purchasing your first commercial property or expanding a large investment portfolio, we help identify opportunities that align with your investment objectives.
Our acquisition services include:
Market research
Property sourcing
Financial analysis
Cap rate evaluation
Cash flow analysis
Due diligence
Negotiation
Closing coordination
We help investors make informed decisions backed by market data and financial analysis—not emotion.
Investment Property Analysis
Every investment should begin with a thorough understanding of risk and return.
We assist investors by evaluating:
Net Operating Income (NOI)
Capitalization Rates
Cash-on-Cash Returns
Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
Market Rent Analysis
Occupancy Trends
Comparable Sales
Exit Strategies
Our investment analysis helps clients make data-driven decisions before committing capital.
Commercial Financing & Capital Advisory
One of the biggest advantages of working with Viking Enterprise Team is access to commercial financing expertise.
Through our capital markets relationships, we help clients evaluate financing options for acquisitions, refinancing, construction, bridge financing, SBA loans, investment properties, and owner-occupied commercial real estate.
We help clients:
Evaluate financing options
Analyze refinancing opportunities
Improve loan positioning
Understand lender requirements
Coordinate with commercial lenders
Structure financing strategies
Real estate and financing should work together—not independently.
Portfolio Growth & Investment Strategy
Building long-term wealth through commercial real estate requires strategic planning.
We work with investors to:
Expand investment portfolios
Identify off-market opportunities
Improve portfolio performance
Evaluate redevelopment opportunities
Reposition underperforming assets
Develop long-term acquisition strategies
Whether you're purchasing your second investment or your fiftieth, we help create a roadmap for continued growth.
Landlord Representation
Commercial property owners face constant challenges:
Tenant turnover
Lease negotiations
Rental rates
Market competition
Property positioning
We provide landlord representation focused on maximizing occupancy, improving lease terms, increasing property value, and strengthening long-term cash flow.
Tenant Representation
Businesses often outgrow their current space or need a location that better supports future growth.
We represent tenants throughout the site selection process, helping negotiate favorable lease terms while identifying properties that fit operational and financial objectives.
Our tenant services include:
Office space
Retail locations
Industrial facilities
Warehouse space
Medical offices
Flex properties
Build-to-suit opportunities
Market Analysis & Commercial Consulting
Successful commercial real estate decisions begin with accurate market intelligence.
Our advisory services include:
Market studies
Property positioning
Rent analysis
Development feasibility
Redevelopment analysis
Demographic research
Growth corridor identification
Competitive property analysis
Whether you're considering selling today or planning five years ahead, we help you understand where the market is headed.
Joint Ventures & Investment Partnerships
Many commercial opportunities require additional equity, strategic partners, or experienced investors.
We help facilitate introductions between qualified investors, developers, operators, and commercial property owners seeking partnership opportunities for acquisitions, development, redevelopment, or recapitalization.
Exit Planning & Wealth Preservation
Every commercial investment eventually reaches a transition point.
Whether you're considering:
Selling
Refinancing
Recapitalizing
Completing a 1031 Exchange
Passing assets to the next generation
Repositioning your portfolio
we help create an exit strategy that aligns with your financial goals while maximizing value and minimizing unnecessary risk.
Why Choose Viking Enterprise Team?
Commercial real estate is about more than buying and selling properties—it's about creating long-term value.
Our clients benefit from:
Local expertise throughout Katy, Fulshear, Houston, and surrounding markets
Experience representing investors, developers, business owners, landlords, and tenants
Comprehensive brokerage and advisory services
Commercial financing insight and capital markets knowledge
Investment-focused analysis
Strategic negotiation
Professional marketing
Personalized service from initial consultation through closing
We believe informed clients make better decisions, and our role is to provide the expertise, market intelligence, and guidance needed to help you succeed.
Let's Discuss Your Commercial Real Estate Goals
Whether you're buying, selling, leasing, investing, refinancing, or planning your next commercial real estate transaction, Viking Enterprise Team is ready to help.
Schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your objectives and discover how our experience, market knowledge, and strategic approach can help you maximize the value of your commercial real estate investments.
Contact eXp Commercial – Viking Enterprise Team today and let's build your commercial real estate strategy together.
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🏗️ West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing: What Investors Should Know 📈
🏗️ West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing: What Investors Should Know 📈
🚀 West Katy Is Moving West: Inside the $400M Texas Heritage Marketplace Boom 🏢
West Katy’s $400 Million Texas Heritage Marketplace Keeps Growing
West Katy’s growth story is getting harder for commercial real estate investors to ignore.
Texas Heritage Marketplace, the massive mixed-use development rising at Interstate 10 and Texas Heritage Parkway in Waller County, represents an investment of more than $400 million and is positioned to become one of the most significant commercial developments west of Katy.
And the project is no longer simply a future development story.
Lowe’s has opened its approximately 95,000-square-foot store, Target is preparing to open an approximately 148,000-square-foot location, and an expanding roster of national retailers, restaurants and service businesses is helping establish the project as a major commercial destination.
For investors, developers and business owners, however, the bigger story isn't simply which retailer is opening next.
It is what Texas Heritage Marketplace tells us about the continued westward expansion of the Katy market.
Texas Heritage Marketplace: A Major Bet on West Katy
Texas Heritage Marketplace sits along Interstate 10 at Texas Heritage Parkway in Waller County.
Developer NewQuest is planning approximately 800,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space across the 165-acre development.
That scale matters.
Large retailers generally don't make major real estate commitments based solely on today's population. They evaluate rooftops, household formation, transportation infrastructure, trade areas, demographics, future residential development and the potential for long-term customer growth.
Texas Heritage Marketplace therefore provides another powerful signal that the commercial center of gravity in Greater Katy continues moving west.
Lowe’s Adds Another Major Traffic Generator
One of the project's newest milestones is the opening of an approximately 95,000-square-foot Lowe’s, along with an approximately 30,000-square-foot outdoor garden center.
A home-improvement retailer can be particularly interesting from a commercial real estate perspective because its customer base extends beyond ordinary consumer spending.
Its customers can include homeowners, contractors, property managers, builders and businesses.
That fits the broader growth pattern occurring west of Katy.
More rooftops can create demand for home improvement.
More construction can support contractor activity.
More residents can support restaurants and services.
And more businesses can create additional demand for commercial real estate.
This is how residential expansion can gradually translate into a broader commercial ecosystem.
Target Adds Another Powerful Anchor
The approximately 148,000-square-foot Target Katy Heritage store is scheduled to open October 11, 2026.
Target joins an increasingly substantial lineup of national brands associated with Texas Heritage Marketplace.
The importance of these anchors extends beyond their individual stores.
Large national retailers can generate traffic that makes nearby space more attractive to restaurants, service businesses, junior anchors and smaller retailers.
For a commercial real estate investor, that means the real opportunity may not always be the anchor itself.
It may be the ecosystem that develops around it.
More Than 600,000 Square Feet Was Already Preleased
One of the strongest indicators behind the project is tenant commitment.
By February 2026, NewQuest reported that 619,633 square feet had already been preleased.
Additional announced tenants have included brands such as Academy Sports + Outdoors, Burlington, Ulta Beauty, Spec’s, Olive Garden, Whataburger, Chase Bank, Mattress Firm, James Avery and The Kebab Shop.
That level of leasing activity matters because construction alone doesn't prove demand.
Tenant commitments do.
When national retailers are willing to commit capital and sign leases in a developing corridor, investors should pay attention to what those companies may be seeing in their demographic and trade-area models.
Heritage Grove Changes the Traditional Shopping-Center Formula
Texas Heritage Marketplace isn't being developed solely as a collection of big-box retailers.
NewQuest has also broken ground on Heritage Grove, a more experiential component centered around approximately five acres of park-like greenspace.
Plans include approximately 35,000 square feet of dining and fitness/spa-oriented retail surrounding the greenspace, plus approximately 100,000 square feet designated for four junior anchors.
That strategy reflects an important change in suburban retail development.
Successful centers increasingly need to give consumers reasons to stay rather than simply arrive, purchase something and leave.
Restaurants, patios, landscaping, entertainment and gathering spaces can increase dwell time while creating opportunities for complementary tenants.
Why Texas Heritage Marketplace Matters to Commercial Investors
The development reinforces several important lessons for investors evaluating West Katy and Waller County.
1. Follow the Rooftops
Retail frequently follows residential growth.
As subdivisions expand farther west, businesses eventually need to follow their customers.
Investors who understand where future households are being created may identify emerging commercial corridors before those areas become fully established.
2. Follow the Infrastructure
Texas Heritage Parkway provides another important north-south connection through the area while Interstate 10 remains one of Greater Houston's dominant east-west transportation corridors.
Commercial development typically follows accessibility.
New roads, expanded transportation networks and improved connectivity can dramatically change the viability of previously underdeveloped land.
3. Watch the National Retailers
National retailers perform extensive site-selection analysis before committing to a location.
Their decisions aren't guarantees of investment performance, but they can provide useful signals about expected population growth, spending power and trade-area expansion.
4. Look Beyond the Shopping Center
The biggest opportunity isn't necessarily inside Texas Heritage Marketplace.
Investors should also study surrounding parcels and corridors.
Major retail developments can create secondary demand for medical offices, professional services, restaurants, daycare, automotive services, flex space, contractor facilities and neighborhood-oriented retail.
In many cases, the second wave of development can be just as interesting as the first.
What Business Owners Should Watch
Business owners considering expansion into West Katy should evaluate more than asking rent.
Important questions include:
·Where will your customers live three to five years from now?
·How easy is the property to access?
·What are the traffic counts?
·What residential developments are planned nearby?
·Which national retailers have already committed?
·Are competing businesses already entering the corridor?
·Can the property accommodate your future growth?
·Does buying make more financial sense than leasing?
Commercial real estate decisions should be based on where a market is going—not simply where it is today.
West Katy Is Moving West
For years, Katy's commercial development followed residential growth farther west along Interstate 10 and Grand Parkway.
Texas Heritage Marketplace represents another stage in that evolution.
A $400+ million investment, major national retailers, substantial preleasing and continued development around the I-10/Texas Heritage Parkway intersection collectively reinforce the thesis that commercial activity is pushing farther into western Katy and Waller County.
For investors, that creates a simple question:
Where does the next wave of growth occur after Texas Heritage Marketplace?
That's where commercial real estate analysis becomes particularly interesting.
The goal isn't simply to identify where development is happening today.
It's to understand where rooftops, infrastructure, businesses and capital are likely to converge next.
Looking for Commercial Real Estate in Katy, West Katy or Waller County?
I help commercial property owners, investors and business owners evaluate opportunities throughout Katy, West Houston and the Greater Houston market.
Whether you're considering buying, selling, leasing, investing or financing commercial real estate, understanding the growth drivers behind a location can be just as important as understanding the property itself.
Bill Rapp, CCIM
eXp Commercial – Viking Enterprise Team
Commercial Real Estate Brokerage & Capital Advisory
281-222-0433
[email protected]
People. Property. Possibility.
The project size, investment, preleasing and tenant details above are based primarily on NewQuest's current project updates. NewQuest says the development is planned for 800,000 SF on 165 acres and reported 619,633 SF preleased as of February; its June update added Mattress Firm, James Avery and The Kebab Shop to the tenant roster.
Connect With Viking Enterprise Team
📍 eXp Commercial & eXp Realty
📍 Houston | Katy | Fulshear | West Houston
📅 Calendly.com/VikingEnterprise
📞 281-222-0433
📞 Bill Rapp, CCIM
eXp Commercial | Viking Enterprise Team
Commercial Real Estate & Capital Advisory
🌐 https://houstonrealestatebrokerage.com
https://www.houstonrealestatebrokerage.com/
https://www.houstonrealestatebrokerage.com/houston-cre-navigator
https://www.commercialexchange.com/agent/653bf5593e3a3e1dcec275a6
http://expressoffers.com/[email protected]
https://app.bullpenre.com/profile/1742476177701x437444415125976000
https://author.billrapponline.com/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F32Z5BH2
https://veed.cello.so/FOmzTty6oi9
https://buymeacoffee.com/vikingente3
https://creplaybookseries.billrapponline.com
https://creplaybook.billrapponline.com/
© Bill Rapp, Broker Associate, eXp Commercial Viking Enterprise Team
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