Tue, Sep 04, 2018
New Facility To Be Built At San Antonio International Airport
Western LLC announced its latest aviation development at the San Antonio International Airport. The 8.87-acre parcel is a redevelopment of the “Hawker Beechcraft” site located off of John Cape Road and features seven hangars ranging in size from 12,000 sf to over 15,000 sf, 28’ tall doors, and attached offices on several units.
The development is scheduled to break ground fall 2018 with completion expected within 12 months. Western is designing, building, financing and leasing back the facilities to independent corporate clients. All units have been fully reserved and currently there is a waitlist for other interested parties.
“This $25 million, multi-hangar development initiative is the largest single private/corporate capital project in San Antonio International Airport’s history. Partnerships like this are not just good news for the San Antonio International Airport but for all of San Antonio as the economic impact will be substantial for the entire region,” said Russ Handy, aviation director for the city of San Antonio.
“We are excited to work on this new built-to-suit hangar development at the San Antonio International Airport,” said Alex Langlinais, client executive at Western LLC who is overseeing the day-to-day operations of this project. “This is our first major project with the airport and we look forward to serving the people of San Antonio.”
(Image provided with Western LLC news release)
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