Philip Levy joined Marcus & Millichap in 2004, starting as an agent in the company’s Dallas office. Through his career in the commercial real estate industry, he grew a keen interest in the retail market, learning and perfecting his approach in matching retail and net lease properties with investors. Today, Philip has earned the title of Executive Managing Director, specializing exclusively in the sale of multi-tenant retail investment properties.He has spent his entire 20-year career in the real estate business at Marcus & Millichap selling shopping centers. In that time, he continually proves his authority as one of the most well-known entities in multi-tenant retail in Texas, completing more than 1,000 transactions totaling more than $4 billion. His unparalleled knowledge of Texas’ market trends and extensive expertise in leveraging the powerful Marcus & Millichap platform empowers his clients to capitalize on opportunities and trust in his commitment to meeting and understanding their individual needs. With a considerable background working in telecommunications at AT&T and Lucent Technologies, Philip used this as a catalyst to broaden his connections to start selling complex point-to-multipoint wireless networks to large carriers in the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, New Zealand, and Australia, which then led to his extremely successful career in real estate. His ability to change and evolve in different situations keeps him diligently aware of anything that’s going on around him, helping his clients consistently make informed decisions based on market knowledge and experience, which allows him to cultivate, maintain and perpetuate relationships. After growing up in Rockport, Texas and graduating from Stephen F. Austin State University, Philip has proven that his dedication extends far beyond his career. Not only does he continually support his alma mater, but he also supports and contributes to a myriad of nonprofit organizations including The Mayo Clinic, American Diabetes Association, Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Ursuline Academy of Dallas, and Chabad.