Land for Sale in Hays County, TX

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

Endless possibilities await on this 40 (+/-) acre parcel conveniently located just outside of beautiful San Marcos, Texas. Build your dream home and enjoy the best of both worlds; a country lifestyle with the convenience and amenities of the city. Utilities are in place with 2 dwellings currently on the property. With residential and commercial development nearby, this location is a prime investment opportunity in a rapidly growing area. 504 Francis Harris Lane is only 2.5 miles from the city's plan for a Second City Center known as East Village; which is being designed to include mixed use development, trails, parks, and public transportation for easy access to all that San Marcos has to o

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

Welcome to a truly rare opportunity in Central Texas: a private airpark community set against the stunning backdrop of the Hill Country. This exclusive neighborhood offers a lifestyle unlike any other, built around a 4,700-foot concrete runway equipped with lighting. Designed for maximum flexibility, the runway accommodates everything from light aircraft to high-performance jets, with direct taxi access to your personal hangar or the expansive 80’ x 100’ community hangar. Lot sizes range from 1.5 acres up to 37 acres, providing generous space for custom homes, hangars, and outdoor living. The entire neighborhood features aircraft-friendly ribbon curb asphalt roads, allowing you

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

16 acres on I35 in Kyle. Annexed into city of Kyle. Not zoned. Public sewer at site. Public water at site in 90 days. Many possibilities in the I35 growth corridor!

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

• Scale & Optionality: At ~28 acres near Texas State, the site has strong long-term potential for multifamily or student housing development. The conceptual layout suggests capacity for a large-scale project, though most developers will likely underwrite a reduced density scenario initially. • Infrastructure Considerations: Based on the utility maps, water and wastewater will need to be extended to the site, and the property sits in the San Marcos ETJ. Developers will typically factor those infrastructure costs and entitlement risk into their land basis. • Developer Underwriting: When applying current construction costs, cap rates, and typical land residual assumptions