The broker behind
Grapevine CRE.
Daniel Weber is a Commercial Real Estate Advisor with SVN | Trinity Advisors, working under the Grapevine CRE brand. He represents tenants, landlords, buyers, and sellers across Keller, Grapevine, Southlake, Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Roanoke, Westlake, and Trophy Club — partnered with Matt Matthews, MBA, CCIM to combine 20+ years of Keller-native relationships with fresh execution, marketing, and underwriting capacity.
Commercial Real Estate Advisor, SVN | Trinity Advisors.
Fresh energy, deep market knowledge, and a client-first approach to north Tarrant County commercial real estate.
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Role
Commercial Real Estate AdvisorSVN | Trinity Advisors — part of the SVN national network of commercial real estate professionals. Single-sided representation on every assignment. - 02
Partner
Matt Matthews, MBA, CCIMSenior Advisor with 20+ years of Keller commercial real estate experience, CCIM-designated, MBA, and a Keller native. Together we cover the trade area end-to-end. - 03
Credentials
TREC-licensed · CCIM CandidateLicensed Texas real estate advisor pursuing the CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) designation — one of the most respected credentials in commercial real estate investment analysis. - 04
Office
SVN | Trinity Advisors · 3000 Race Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110. Direct line (817) 559-1235, Daniel.weber@svn.com.
North Tarrant County, end-to-end.
Specializing in Keller, Grapevine, and Southlake, with active coverage across the surrounding north-Tarrant submarkets.
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Primary submarkets
Keller · Grapevine · SouthlakeThree-city focus where deal flow, comp data, and landlord relationships are deepest. Every assignment in these submarkets is run personally. - 02
Extended trade area
Colleyville · NRH · Roanoke · Westlake · Trophy ClubActive coverage across the surrounding north-Tarrant communities and the Alliance Corridor — useful for tenants weighing multiple sites or investors building a regional portfolio. - 03
Property types
Retail (strip, single-tenant NNN, restaurant, medical, Main Street boutique), office (Class A & B, professional, medical), industrial / flex, executive suites, and commercial land. - 04
Client mix
Business owners and tenants, commercial property landlords and owners, industrial and logistics tenants, CRE investors (including 1031 buyers), and developers / land buyers.
What clients actually get.
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Market analysis & lease comps
Submarket-specific comp sets for Keller, Grapevine, and Southlake — not DFW-wide averages. Built from active CoStar / Crexi / LoopNet data plus broker-network intel. - 02
Skilled lease negotiation
Tuned to maximize value for landlords and minimize occupancy cost for tenants. Base rent, TI, free rent, options, exclusives, escalations, and CAM caps all on the table. - 03
Strategic site selection
Demographics, traffic counts, drive-time, co-tenancy, and visibility filters applied before the first tour — so the shortlist is sharp instead of exhaustive. - 04
Marketing-grade listings
Photography, written offering memorandum, syndication to Crexi / CoStar / LoopNet, and a targeted broker-outreach campaign on every assignment — not just a database entry. - 05
Underwriting & investment analysis
Acquisition underwriting, BOVs, and 1031 sourcing support for value-add, opportunistic, and stabilized commercial assets. - 06
Ongoing market intelligence
Off-market opportunity flow and quarterly submarket intel for active clients — the network surfaces deals before they hit public databases.
How I work.
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Single-sided rep
Never both sides of the same deal. The negotiation stays clean and the client's leverage stays intact. - 02
Hyper-local
Three primary submarkets, no more. Trade-area, corridor, and landlord knowledge is what turns a 6-month negotiation into a 3-month close. - 03
Direct access
Clients work with Daniel directly — not a team of associates. The person who tours the space is the person who negotiates the LOI and the lease. - 04
Client-first
Complimentary initial consultations. No retainer to start a tenant search or a BOV. The relationship is the point; the commission follows the work.
How to reach me.
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Email
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Office
SVN | Trinity Advisors
3000 Race Street
Fort Worth, TX 76110
Frequently asked.
Common questions about this market and service. Don't see yours? Call (817) 559-1235.
- Who is Daniel Weber?
- Daniel Weber is a Commercial Real Estate Advisor with SVN | Trinity Advisors based in Fort Worth, TX. He represents tenants, landlords, buyers, and sellers across Keller, Grapevine, Southlake, Colleyville, and the broader north-Tarrant trade area, operating under the Grapevine CRE brand.
- Who does Daniel work with at SVN | Trinity Advisors?
- Daniel partners with Matt Matthews, MBA, CCIM — a 20-year Keller-native senior advisor. The pairing combines two decades of relationships and CCIM-level investment expertise with Daniel's market analysis, marketing, and execution capacity.
- What makes Daniel's approach different?
- Hyper-local focus on Keller, Grapevine, and Southlake (no other markets), a digital-marketing foundation that produces sharper listings and broker outreach, and single-sided representation so there's no dual-agency conflict on the negotiation.
- Is Daniel a licensed broker?
- Daniel is a licensed Texas real estate advisor with SVN | Trinity Advisors, regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), and is actively pursuing the CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) designation. Office: 3000 Race Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110.
- What size deals does Daniel work?
- Retail, office, and industrial leasing from 1,000 to 50,000 sf; investment sales roughly $1M–$25M; acquisition advisory in the same range. Larger or smaller assignments are taken case-by-case through the SVN co-broker network.
- Why SVN | Trinity Advisors?
- SVN is a national platform with deep DFW relationships and a broker-to-broker collaboration culture — which translates directly into wider buyer pools on sale assignments and faster space discovery on tenant searches.
Ready to talk?
Daniel personally runs every Keller, Grapevine, and Southlake assignment. Start with a 20-minute call.