Allie Beth Allman & Associates, a Dallas-based real estate brokerage firm especially well-known in the local luxury market, plans to move its Oak Lawn headquarters by the end of 2023.
The company was acquired in 2015 by HomeServices of America, an affiliate of investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, and has been located at 5015 Tracy Street for 33 years.
The new space, located on the fifth floor of the Turtle Creek Village offices at 3838 Oak Lawn Ave., will provide more than 10,000 square feet of space for agency, sales services, accounting and marketing.
“This is kind of a testament to where we are as a brokerage firm and continue to grow,” said Keith Conlon, president of Allie Beth Allman & Associates. dallas morning news. “All you're reading about is doom and gloom and interest rates and everything else, but it seems like every year it's better than we expected.”
Conlon said the new space is only about 1,500 square feet larger than the current space, but the new space has a more efficient layout.
The old building “has just served its purpose,” Conlon said. “We needed more space to accommodate everyone as well as future agents and employees.”
The new office will take up most of the fifth floor and will have a more modern look with space for meetings, Conlon said. He said 17 full-time employees and some agents will be based in the new building.
“They redid the entire space for us,” Conlon said. “Essentially, it looks like a brand new office that we laid out in a way that we thought best suited the purpose we needed it to serve.”
Conlon said the company wants to be close to its current office, which is only about two miles away. Another benefit of the new space is its proximity to restaurants, retail and coffee shops.
“This is a great centralized area to meet clients, concentrated in where most agents live and in all the neighborhoods we serve,” Conlon said. Ta.
Allie Beth has over 400 agents in three different offices. Conlon said the company has achieved revenue of $2.75 billion so far this year, up from $3.4 billion last year.
“We’re probably going to be a little bit more advanced than we were last year,” he said.
