Development
BY AMIRA VAN LEEUWEN
60,000 square-foot business center coming soon to Cibolo
A new development called Cibolo Business Center, located at 280 Weil Road, is looking to bring more commercial space to Northeast San Antonio. The overview The project—which Zlatony Properties is devel- oping—sits on a 20-acre tract of land near Steele High School and will o er 60,000 square feet of ex and build-to-suit spaces once completed. Owners and developers Anthony Moore and Marietta Hill originally purchased the property in 2014. They began Parking Solutions—which is now Cibolo Parking Solutions—as an RV/boat/18- wheeler/open storage and parking lot with the intention of expanding their parking operations and building a larger commercial development. “After much planning, we broke ground on Cibolo Business Center in March,” Moore said in an email to Community Impact.
Digging deeper In the rst phase, there will be ve 1,500 square-feet spaces and three 2,500 square-feet spaces; however, the business center can accom- modate tenants looking for up to 7,500 square- feet, Moore said. Cibolo Business Center is being constructed in four phases, consisting of 15,000 square feet per phase. Once the rst phase of construction is complete and fully leased, construction will begin on the second phase, Moore said. The timeline Phase 1 construction is estimated to be com- pleted by the end of July or in early August, Moore said. However, spaces are available for pre-leasing along with parking spaces for trucks and RVs.
The project is being built at 280 Weil Road, in Cibolo.
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