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Property Owner

Department of Transportation Cameron County

1390 W. Expressway 83, San Benito, Texas 78586
Benjamin Worsham
4
Total Projects
$4.2M
Portfolio Value
0
Active Now
20,300
Total Sq Ft
2
Cities
$1.0M
Avg Value
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About Department of Transportation Cameron County

Department of Transportation Cameron County is a significant property owner and developer in the Rio Grande Valley area with a comprehensive real estate portfolio of 4 construction projects valued at $4.2M. The development portfolio focuses primarily on new construction, with 4 new construction projects and 0 renovation projects representing 20,300 square feet of developed space.

📊Work Items

  • 4 new construction projects (100%)
  • 0 renovation projects (0%)
  • Average project value: $1.0M
  • Total square footage: 20,300 sq ft

🏙️Market Presence

  • South Padre Island3 projects
  • Brownsville1 projects

With 0 active projects currently under development and 4 completed projects, Department of Transportation Cameron County maintains a strong presence across 2 cities, working with leading architecture and design firms including Gomez Mendez Saenz, Inc.. The development portfolio is concentrated in South Padre Island, Brownsville, establishing Department of Transportation Cameron County as a key player in Rio Grande Valley commercial and residential real estate development.

Activity Over Time

2021
2
2022
2
Median project: $850KAvg cost/sqft: $368/sqftPeak year: 2021 (2 projects)