How many projects does Texas Parks and Wildlife have?

Texas Parks and Wildlife has 9 registered construction projects in our database worth $22.0M, including 6 completed projects and 3 currently active projects across Texas with projects in Dallas-Fort Worth, Tyler-Longview, Austin-Central Texas and 5 additional counties.

What types of properties does Texas Parks and Wildlife develop?

Texas Parks and Wildlife develops primarily new construction, with 5 new construction projects (56%) and 4 renovation projects (44%) totaling 222,574 square feet.

Where does Texas Parks and Wildlife have properties?

Texas Parks and Wildlife has properties in 9 cities across 9 counties, including Llano, Toyahvale, Cedar Hill, Tyler, Burnet, with a concentration in Llano and Reeves counties.

What is the total value of Texas Parks and Wildlife's portfolio?

Texas Parks and Wildlife's total registered project portfolio is worth $22.0M with an average project value of $2.4M across 9 projects.

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Property Owner3 Active

Texas Parks and Wildlife

4200 Smith School Road, Austin, Texas 78744

Maureen Barcinski

Total Projects

$22.0M

Portfolio Value

Active Now

222,574

Total Sq Ft

Cities

$2.4M

Avg Value

About Texas Parks and Wildlife

Texas Parks and Wildlife is a significant property owner and developer across Texas with projects in Dallas-Fort Worth, Tyler-Longview, Austin-Central Texas and 5 additional counties with a comprehensive real estate portfolio of 9 construction projects valued at $22.0M. The development portfolio focuses primarily on new construction, with 5 new construction projects and 4 renovation projects representing 222,574 square feet of developed space.

📊Work Items

5 new construction projects (56%)
4 renovation projects (44%)
Average project value: $2.4M
Total square footage: 222,574 sq ft

🏙️Market Presence

Llano1 projects
Toyahvale1 projects
Cedar Hill1 projects
Tyler1 projects

With 3 active projects currently under development and 6 completed projects, Texas Parks and Wildlife maintains a strong presence across 9 cities, working with leading architecture and design firms including Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, Inc., Treanor, Architexas. The development portfolio is concentrated in Cedar Hill, Llano, Burnet, establishing Texas Parks and Wildlife as a key player in Texas commercial and residential real estate development.