The investor got the deed to a 9,600-sf building, assessed at $403,200 by Tarrant County, from the Trabold Family Partnership of Dallas. The building at 1112 W. Pioneer Parkway, leased to "mom and pop" office tenants, was built in 1981 and remodeled last year.
David Tuttle in Marcus & Millichap's Dallas office represented the seller. Trey Hagar of Hagar Commercial in Grapevine brokered the deal for the buyer. Tuttle tells GlobeSt.com that the office building was on the market about 1.5 years ago and then pulled. Hagar remembered that he had the listing and called Tuttle after the Florida investor bought two others in the Spanish-style complex. Now, he's knocking on the neighbors' doors as well, according to Tuttle. The complex of privately owned buildings has three of seven fronting the high-traffic Pioneer Parkway at its intersection with Davis Street.
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