Colt McCoy’s 2nd act will be in Texas real estate

Colt McCoy’s second act will be in Texas real estate
The former Texas Longhorn quarterback is moving to Fort Worth to open an office for commercial real estate firm HPI after an NFL career.
Former Quarterback, Colt McCoy, Starts Commercial Real Estate Branch in Fort Worth for HPI
FORT WORTH, Texas-- ( BUSINESS WIRE )--HPI, a Texas-based full-service real estate firm, announces Colt McCoy, former University of Texas and NFL quarterback, will launch the company’s new Fort Worth office.
Colt McCoy Launches Fort Worth Office for CRE Firm HPI
The former NFL quarterback and Texas Longhorns star will start by building out the office's industrial leasing practice. He expects to have a 12-person team in place by the end of 2025.
Former Quarterback Colt McCoy To Launch Fort Worth Office for Real Estate Firm HPI
The former UT and NFL star—recently seen in a Progressive insurance commercial parodying his role as a backup quarterback—called HPI "an established, first-class organization with nearly 30 million square feet and almost four decades of success in the Texas real estate market.
Former Texas, NFL QB Colt McCoy Launches CRE Branch For HPI
Colt McCoy is well known throughout Texas and by college football fans for his tenure at the University of Texas from 2005 to 2009.
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