Patrick Ley

Patrick oversees leasing responsibilities for office and healthcare space in addition to owner-occupied and investment sales throughout the Central Texas area. Patrick has earned both SIOR and CCIM designations, placing him amongst the leading experts in commercial real estate. Through his completion of over $750,000,000 in transaction volume since 2008 and experience with multiple property types and user requirements, Patrick has the ability to thoroughly educate his clients on market opportunities. Patrick has been recognized as an Austin Business Journal “Heavy Hitter” for many years and is an Austin Under 40 award winner in the real estate category among other notable industry and community awards. Outside of ECR, Patrick has served as President for the Society of Office and Industrial Realtors (SIOR) and currently serves as Board President for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas. He is also a member of RECA, ULI, Leadership Austin, and the Austin Chamber of Commerce. Patrick received his undergraduate degree in Art with an Economics minor from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky where he was a two-letter, All-Conference collegiate athlete in swimming and track and field, while serving as the captain for the swimming team.

• Specialties
  Investment Sales Broker, Landlord Rep (Office), Tenant Rep (Office)
• Markets
  Austin, Houston, San Antonio
• Property Types
  Industrial, Land, Office, Healthcare
• Awards
  Austin Under 40 (Au40) Award Recipient - Real Estate ABJ Heavy Hitter multiple years
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• Websites
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• Education
  Patrick received his undergraduate degree in Art with an Economics minor from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky where he was a two-letter, All-Conference collegiate athlete in swimming and track and field.
• Organizations
  CCIM - Certified Commercial Investment Member, SIOR - Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, NAR - National Association of Realtors, ULI - Urban Land Institute