Joe Bob McCartt, CCIM is the President of McCartt Commercial Real Estate Services, based in Amarillo, TX. As an Amarillo native, McCartt attended Amarillo College and West Texas State University before graduating in 1971 with a Bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Mississippi. Upon returning to Amarillo, McCartt began developing a commercial real estate in the local market as well as the Metroplex.

McCartt has had success in taking underperforming real estate assets and transforming their identity. His successes include the Chase Tower purchase in 2006 at 60% occupancy and sold in 2009 at 90% occupancy. Sequels to the Chase Tower include the Amarillo Building, Wellington Square Shopping Center, and several other properties around Amarillo.

Currently, McCartt Commerical Real Estate Services is concentrating on real estate syndication, property and asset management, development, and brokerage.

McCartt has served on several boards and committees, but most notably as chairman for two terms on the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center’s Advisory Committee at College Station.

McCartt is a member of the following organizations pertaining to real estate:

• North Texas Certified Commercial Investment Member (NTCCIM)
• North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors (NTCAR)
• Texas Association of Realtors (TAR)
• National Association of Realtors (NAR)

Self-driven with a strong urge for learning, Blane Thornton brings energy and fresh ideas to the world of commercial real estate in the Texas Panhandle. Blane graduated from Randall High School and attended Texas Tech University where he received a Presidential Scholarship.

Blane is a licensed Real Estate agent with focus on buyer and tenant representation. Blane enjoys analyzing companies for their real estate needs and finding solutions to best fit the company. He also serves as a buyer or seller representative for land assets.

Blane enjoys every aspect of commercial real estate with a personal goal of becoming a developer, helping build the future of Amarillo and surrounding areas.