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Borgfeld Plaza
CIBOLO, TX
OFFICE · RETAIL · MEDICAL · INDUSTRIAL
+ 34,000 SF
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325
SITE SUMMARY
Location: Conveniently located along West Borgfeld Road near Cibolo Valley
Drive. Easy access to IH-35, a high-growth corridor in Cibolo, one of Texas’
fastest growing cities.
Close proximity to JBSA Randolph Airforce Base.
Close proximity to Aisin A.W. (Toyota Transmission Supplier), a $400 million,
500,000 SF development. Phase I will have 900 employees. Additional phases
estimate to take place over the next five to seven years.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
▪ BTS Opportunities
▪ Great Visibility from West Borgfeld Road
▪ Zoning: C3 - Flexible use to accommodate a wide range of options
▪ Single & Multi-Tenant Options
▪ Single & Multistory Options will be considered
CALL FOR PRICING
CIBOLO
BORGFELD PLAZA
2020 CIBOLO FAST FACTS
RAPID GROWTH
▪ One of the fastest growing cities in America on a percentage basis
▪ Located along the fast-growing IH-35 Corridor between San Antonio and Austin
▪ Guadalupe County is one of the nation’s fastest growing
▪ Over 400,000 sq. ft. of new and future retail development
▪ Nearly 4,500 approved residential platted lots
▪ 1,500 additional homes are anticipated in the region within the next 3-5 years
▪ Ranked as one of the safest cities in Texas for the last 4 consecutive years
▪ Listed as one of the “Best Suburbs Around San Antonio for 2018”
▪ Named as one of the “Best Neighborhoods for Families” by San Antonio Magazine
STRATEGIC LOCATION
▪ 3 miles east of Randolph Air Force Base
▪ 15 miles northeast of Fort Sam Houston
▪ 16 miles northeast of San Antonio International Airport
▪ 65 miles southwest of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
▪ 195 Miles west of Houston Ship Channel
TOP CONSUMER SPENDING CATEGORIES
▪ Apparel and Services ($22,666,593)
▪ Computer ($1,735,517)
▪ Entertainment/Recreation ($32,223,184)
▪ Food at Home ($49,100,280)
▪ Food Away from Home ($36,472,517)
COMING SOON
▪ 120 acre mixed-use development along IH-35 with retail, restaurant, and multi-family opportunities
▪ 87,000 sq. ft. family entertainment center with movies, bowling, laser tag, arcade, and restaurant
▪ Over 1,200 multi-family units to be built
▪ 160 acre business park along IH-10
Courtesy of: Cibolo Economic Development Corporation (CEDC)
BORGFELD PLAZA - CIBOLO, TX
▪ 30,990 Population Estimate
▪ $92,773 Median Household
Income
▪ $89,110 Average Household
Income
▪ $267,750 Median Home Price
▪ 62% -Growth Rate between 2009
– 2019
▪ 34.6 – Median Age
▪ 40.6 % -Bachelor’s Degree or
Higher
▪ 69% Private Employment
▪ 25 % Government Employment
▪ 92.7% Covered Health Insurance
FACTS & DATA
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313
BORGFELD PLAZA - CIBOLO, TX
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325 [email protected]
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313 [email protected]
The information in this package has been derived from sources believed to be accurate and reliable. TPL Commercial Real Estate makes no
guarantees, representations, or warranties as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Any assumptions, opinions, or projections
regarding these properties do not necessarily represent the current or future performance of these properties.
BORGFELD PLAZA
▪ ZONING C-3 -MULTI-USE
OPTIONS
▪ + 34,000 SF
BORGFELD PLAZA - CIBOLO, TX
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313
PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN - BORGFELD PLAZA
P r e l i m i n a r y S i t e P l a n . S u b j e c t t o c h a n g e .
The information in this package has been derived from sources believed to be accurate and reliable. TPL Commercial Real Estate makes no
guarantees, representations, or warranties as to the accuracy of the information contained herein. Any assumptions, opinions, or projections
regarding these properties do not necessarily represent the current or future performance of these properties.
BORGFELD PLAZA - CIBOLO, TX
BORGFELD PLAZA - CIBOLO, TX
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313
By W. Scott Bailey – Senior Reporter, San Antonio Business Journal
Jan 10, 2020, 9:43am EST
Economic development leaders in Cibolo want to ensure the community can fully capitalize on Japanese auto parts maker Aisin AW's
decision to develop a $400 million production campus that will ultimately employ some 900 workers.
Cibolo officials are looking to position the city as part of a larger regional recruitment effort, while exploring the need for a plan to
keep the companies and jobs the city is attracting.
“With the constant influx of new businesses in Cibolo, a high priority for the [Cibolo Economic Development Corp.] is to build a
robust business retention and expansion program to ensure that we are taking care of the current businesses and helping them grow
regionally, nationally and even internationally,” Cibolo EDC Director Mark Luft said.
Cibolo Economic Development Corp. Director Mark Luft said his community has a new "sense of identity."
Lyndsey Aguilar / San Antonio Business Journal
Aisin AW is the beginning of a trend for Cibolo, Luft said.
“This builds a sense of identity for Cibolo and will spur additional growth of business along the IH-10 corridor, which has previously
been underutilized between Seguin and San Antonio,” Luft said. “That’s only the beginning of what we expect to see in the years
ahead.”
San Antonio Economic Development Foundation President and CEO Jenna Saucedo-Herrera said the heightened activity in Cibolo is
"further proof that we are stronger working together." She said the Aisin AW win underscores how each city in the region "brings a
different set of assets" that strengthen recruitment efforts.
“Economic development must be thought of regionally as the benefits to the area supersede political boundaries,” Luft said. “The
region can only benefit as more of these quality projects are attracted, but it will take a solid team of professionals and elected officials
working in harmony to build on the momentum.”
Cibolo looks to build on new economic “identity” with SA help
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325 [email protected]
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313 [email protected]
September 18, 2019
In conjunction with Toyota Motor Corp.’s announced plan to invest $391 million in its San Antonio truck manufacturing
plant, Japan-based automobile components and technology company Aisin AW greenlighted a $400 million project in the San
Antonio suburb of Cibolo, TX. Aisin is a supplier of drivetrain products to Toyota.
Aisin AW
Greenlights
$400M Cibolo
Project
The city of Cibolo and Guadalupe County offered Aisin AW Texas Inc. a tax-abatement agreement in return for the investment. Cibolo
offered to make nearly 160 acres in its reinvestment zone available to the company for its new facility.
A new study commissioned by the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation projected that the total economic impact from the
$791 million investment in the San Antonio area will surpass $10 billion and 40,000 jobs over the next 10 years.
Source: connectmedia.com
LAURA LALLY
210.867.7325 [email protected]
SCOTT WOLFF
210.831.7313 [email protected]
BORGFELD PLAZA M A R K E T P R O F I L E -C I B O L O , TX
The information in this package has been derived from sources believed to be accurate and reliable. TPL
Commercial Real Estate makes no guarantees, representations, or warranties as to the accuracy of the
information contained herein. Any assumptions, opinions, or projections regarding these properties do not
necessarily represent the current or future performance of these properties.
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