Jack Michel
Senior Associate
Lic. 728680
Professional Experience
Associated Office
Jack Michel is a Senior Associate in CBRE San Antonio’s Advisory & Transaction Services, Office group. In this role, he specializes in delivering strategic solutions to office occupiers and office building owners throughout San Antonio. In the last 3 years, since joining CBRE in late 2019 through its acquisition of REATA Real Estate, Jack’s team has completed over 200 transactions, totaling 1.65m+ square feet of transactions volume with $185 million+ of transaction value created.
Prior to joining CBRE, Jack began his real estate career as an Account Executive with the CoStar Group, where he gained valuable experience in understanding and analyzing trends in the local real estate market.
Jack is a graduate of Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School, and a proud San Antonio native. He is an active member of the local ULI and CCIM Chapters, and a graduate of the Real Estate Council of San Antonio’s Leadership Development Program and ULI’s Young Leaders Mentorship Forum. Outside of the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters.
Team Overview
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The Right Team: Specializing in Office and Medical Occupier Solutions and Advisory Services
We are strategic advisors to tenants and owners, navigating the complexities of occupying space together. We develop real estate strategies in line with your business, negotiate on your behalf and leverage our extensive platform of unmatched resources to add value and deliver a successful outcome for you. In addition to tenant representation, our team can craft tailored, comprehensive marketing and leasing strategies for our investors. Regardless of opportunity size, our team sees more. This multi-dimensional view means we pursue opportunities that others miss, elevating and expanding value for your business.
A Selection of Notable Transactions
We've done the big, new building launches and HQ redevelopments, but there's a lot more to our experience than the headlines.
80 Acres
40,460 SF
23,000 SF
27,274 SF
20,144 SF
43,920 SF
41,117 SF
65,821 SF
6 Acres
41,117 SF
98,000 SF
13,056 SF
33,780 SF
13,189 SF
18,143 SF
40,000 SF
26,000 SF
20,000 SF
45,000 SF
15,000 SF
17,120 SF
14,000 SF
22,801 SF
43,432 SF
8,032 SF
10,000 SF
10,000 SF
9,491 SF
12,458 SF
8,933 SF
8,933 SF
6,340 SF
5,437 SF
6,104 SF
6,770 SF
6,800 SF
7,683 SF
7,346 SF
5,290 SF
30,000 SF
5,902 SF
2,852 SF
A Selection of Clients:
- Mass Mutual
- Pape Dawson
- Langley & Banack
- Sol Schwartz
- KCI Technologies
- Naman Howell Smith & Lee
- Nature Conservancy
- Heard & Smith
- Seros & Covin
- Williams, Crow & Falls
- AMCORP Insurance Inc.
- VIP Staffing
- Marcive Group
- Tenet Healthcare
- Stantec
- HEB Foundation
- TRTF
- Higginbotham
- TSAOG
- TETCO Family
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Recent Reports
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Market Reports
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