Sullivan identified the most qualified buyers and negotiated on behalf of Oak Hills Country Club in the sale of 10 acres at a top-of-the-market price to a national high-end multifamily residential developer.

With the growing number of bus routes in the Medical Center area, VIA sought a long-term solution to accommodate increasing transportation demand. Sullivan provided property research, as well as demographic and market analysis of land tracts in the Medical Center area, in accordance with VIA's requirements.

Sullivan successfully negotiated multiple sales on behalf of condominium owners at 425 Soledad, an eight-story 69,000+ square-foot office condominium strategically located in downtown San Antonio at the corner of Soledad and Martin streets.

Exclusive owner representative for the disposition of a prime 58+ acre commercial and mixed-use tract fronting Culebra Road in San Antonio's high-growth Northwest area, at the main entrance to Alamo Ranch.

Sullivan was hired to consult with the Board of Directors and family trustees on the potential disposition of the corporate headquarters. During this time, the firm advised on the sale of distribution business and evaluated the property's best use and pricing strategy before responding to offers.

Sullivan conducted a citywide search for real estate investment opportunities, prepared side-by-side property comparisons, coordinated due diligence and presented findings to the real estate committee and board of directors.

Sullivan represented the San Antonio Fire and Police Pension Fund, a $3 billion fund, in the purchase of its new headquarters location. The firm was subsequently awarded the property management and leasing contracts, as well as the exclusive sales contract for the fund's former headquarters.

Sullivan represented GFCU, the fifth-largest credit union in San Antonio, in the sale of their previous downtown headquarters. The firm also negotiated the lease of GFCU's new 22,975-sqaure-foot headquarters and retail branch at the SWBC Tower.

Sullivan negotiated on behalf of SCUC ISD for the purchase of a 101+ acre future high school site located at Interstate 35 and Weiderstein Road.

264+ acre multiuse land tract located on Galm Road, adjacent to Westover Hills. Sullivan negotiated the sale of 193+ acres to a residential land developer for multi-phase takedown purchase. The firm also negotiated the assemblage and acquisition of the original 3,200 acres known as the Village at West Pointe, beginning in 1998 — the most prime development property in San Antonio and across South & Central Texas.