The people behind Cano & Company
For more than three decades, Cano & Company has brought local knowledge, deep experience, and integrity to commercial real estate across San Antonio and South Texas.
Al Cano
President of Cano & Company and a native of San Antonio, Al holds a BBA from St. Mary’s University. Before entering commercial real estate in 1980, he worked as an investment manager and financial analyst. He rose to Executive Vice President at a leading San Antonio brokerage before forming Cano & Company in 1989. Over his career, Al has sold and leased more than nine million square feet of commercial property valued in excess of $285 million, from office and warehouse buildings to regional corporate headquarters and mixed-use development sites. A specialist in the appraisal and brokerage of commercial buildings and land, he is widely recognized as one of San Antonio’s top commercial brokers.
Dennis Cano
A native of San Antonio, Dennis is Vice President of Cano & Company, where he plays a key role in the firm’s leadership and operations. He holds a BBA in Marketing from St. Mary’s University. Dennis represents government agencies, nonprofits, corporations, and private clients, with a focus on the acquisition and disposition of real property, complex multi-tract land assemblages, and the sale and leasing of office, retail, industrial, and specialty properties. Known for his thorough market research and goal-oriented approach, he has built lasting relationships with clients who continue to choose Cano & Company as their preferred broker.
Eric Andrade
Eric specializes in the sale and leasing of industrial, retail, medical office, and land properties, working with investors, business owners, property owners, and developers across San Antonio, New Braunfels, Austin, the Rio Grande Valley, and surrounding markets. With a background in marketing, business development, and community relations, he brings a strategic, relationship-driven approach, focused on understanding each client’s objectives and providing the guidance they need to make well-informed decisions.