Andrew Creixell, CCIM, SIOR, is one of Austin’s most connected and battle-tested commercial real estate brokers — a second-generation operator who has spent more than two decades shaping deals across one of the nation’s fastest-growing markets. Raised in the business through CSA Realty Group, the brokerage and property management firm his family built more than 30 years ago, Creixell developed an early understanding that real estate is ultimately a relationship business built on trust, execution, and market intelligence.

Today, he is known throughout Central Texas as a relentless dealmaker with a landlord’s mindset, an owner’s perspective, and the negotiating instincts of a top-tier advisor. Over the course of his career, Creixell has completed more than 750 transactions totaling in excess of $1 billion in value, representing institutional owners, private investors, developers, and tenants across office, industrial, retail, and investment assets.

What separates Creixell from many brokers is his ability to bridge old-school market relationships with modern transactional sophistication. Clients rely on him not only to source opportunities, but to structure transactions that solve business problems, maximize value, and anticipate market shifts before they happen. In a competitive market like Austin, that combination has made him one of the region’s most sought-after advisors.

Creixell holds both the SIOR and CCIM designations — credentials widely considered among the most elite in commercial real estate. He is also affiliated with the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM). His performance has earned repeated recognition within the industry, including being named to the Austin Business Journal’s “Commercial Real Estate Heavy Hitters” list and ranking among Austin’s top leasing brokers by CoStar Group.

Before entering commercial real estate full time, Creixell earned a degree in economics from The University of Texas at Austin, specializing in money and banking. While at Texas, he was active in student government and a member of the prestigious Silver Spurs.

Colleagues describe Creixell as intensely competitive, highly connected, and fiercely loyal to his clients — the kind of broker who answers the phone at all hours, knows every serious player in the market, and fights for deals as if he owned the asset himself. In an industry increasingly dominated by spreadsheets and algorithms, Andrew Creixell has built his reputation the old-fashioned way: through relationships, hustle, credibility, and results.