Bill Cawley moved to Dallas and began his career as a tenant rep broker in the commercial real estate industry.

Bill bought Wilcox, a company known for its Property Management, Leasing, and Development capabilities, and began his career as a developer under Cawley Wilcox.

The Company developed International Plaza, a 1 million-square-foot office campus along the Tollway.

Cawley Wilcox developed a build-to-suit office for Sybase in California.

The Company developed Ware Road, an industrial development in McAllen, Texas.

The Company developed Green Oaks, its first office building in Ft. Worth.

The Company rebranded to become Cawley Partners.

Cawley Partners developed Knoll Trail Plaza, a multitenant office building along the Tollway and the current corporate office for the Company.

The Company moved its focus further up the Tollway to develop Legacy Center in the Legacy submarket of Plano.

Cawley Partners developed the first phase of Fourteen5, which won numerous accolades for its design and management.

The Company acquired Parkside at Legacy, then converted the empty office building to medical use, fully leased the building, and sold the project for a 2.5 multiple.

Cawley Partners acquired the Sabre campus from Sabre and converted half the project into a fully renovated multitenant office building.

Cawley Partners began developing the first phase of The Parkwood and fully leased the building to First United Bank.

Bill Cawley was inducted into the NTCAR Hall of Fame.

Cawley Partners launched Industrial, Multifamily, and Mixed-Use divisions.