Transwestern, NewQuest Form Joint Venture for Kyle Park Retail Development in Texas

By Public Technologies
  • Transwestern Investments formed a joint venture with NewQuest to develop Kyle Park, a retail center in Kyle, Texas.
  • Construction has begun on the approximately 412,588-square-foot center, part of a roughly 101-acre mixed-use development along the Austin-San Antonio corridor.
  • NewQuest will oversee development, leasing and property management; Transwestern Investments will serve as capital partner and co-sponsor.
  • The retail space is largely leased, with tenants including Dick's Sporting Goods, Burlington and HomeGoods.


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