INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — HAYS COUNTY — NEW TECHNOLOGY PARK

Kyle, Tx

FM 1626 & Plum Creek Meadows | New Technology Park | Kyle, Texas | 42-Acre Master-Planned Industrial & Tech Campus

Executive summary

Welcome to New Technology Park, a 42-acre, master-planned business campus in Kyle, Texas — one of the most dynamic and fast-rising industrial corridors in the Austin metro area. Strategically located at FM 1626 & Plum Creek Meadows, this development offers lots for sale (2–30 acres), spec buildings from 20,000–35,000 SF, and lease options from 7,600–35,000 SF, creating a customizable hub for innovators, manufacturers, and logistics-driven enterprises.

With direct connectivity to Texas 45 and I-35, and only minutes to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, this park stands at the epicenter of Central Texas’s new innovation frontier — an ideal blend of speed, scalability, and sophistication.

Why it works / investment highlights

• Lots available: 2 to 30 acres (2-acre minimum) — ready for build-to-suit or owner-occupied projects
• Spec buildings for sale: 20,000–35,000 SF — modern, tilt-wall design
• Lease options: 7,600–35,000 SF for immediate occupancy or future expansion
• Ample parking: Up to 5/1,000 SF ratio — generous for industrial and R&D operations
• Building signage available — visibility along FM 1626 and key internal drives
• Convenient access to I-35, Texas 45, and West Austin / San Antonio routes
• Fully served by utilities and city infrastructure within the City of Kyle, Hays County
• Part of the Plum Creek master plan — a visionary 2,200-acre mixed-use development by Austin-based Momark Development integrating residential, retail, and business space
• Ideal for logistics, advanced manufacturing, life sciences, and clean tech

Property facts

• Total acreage: 42 acres
• Lot sizes: 2–30 acres (2-acre minimum)
• Spec buildings: 20,000–35,000 SF
• Lease options: 7,600–35,000 SF
• Parking ratio: Up to 5/1,000 SF
• Building signage: Available
• Access: FM 1626 & Texas 45
• Utilities: Full city services (water, sewer, gas, electric)
• Zoning: Industrial / Technology Park

Strategic angle

Kyle’s Technology Park District has evolved into a central manufacturing and logistics hub in the Austin–San Antonio corridor, positioned along I-35 for rapid regional connectivity.
The development’s anchor — Plum Creek by Momark Development — is a landmark mixed-use ecosystem combining industrial, commercial, and residential components, designed to serve both emerging enterprises and global corporations.

This corridor has attracted institutional developers, foreign direct investors, and national logistics operators capitalizing on Austin’s expansion southward. Kyle’s proximity to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and its midpoint between Austin and San Antonio, provides unmatched distribution and labor access across Central Texas.

Industrial advantages

• Strategic I-35 corridor location, connecting Austin (20 miles north) and San Antonio (50 miles south)
• Texas 45 and SH-130 provide immediate bypass access to the entire Central Texas Triangle
• Proximity to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (approx. 25 minutes)
• Ample power and utilities infrastructure, supporting light industrial and advanced tech users
• City of Kyle’s pro-growth stance, offering tax and permitting advantages for industrial investment
• Part of a larger, mixed-use master plan, fostering workforce retention and live-work-play synergy

Corporate & industrial presences

The Kyle–Buda–San Marcos industrial corridor is home to some of the region’s fastest-growing corporate tenants, including:

• Amazon, FedEx, and UPS (major distribution centers along I-35)
• Tesla Giga Texas (approx. 30 minutes north)
• Lowe’s Distribution Center, Caterpillar, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Del Valle Logistics Park
• Momark Development – Master planner of Plum Creek and the surrounding industrial ecosystem
• Hines, Titan Development, and Prologis – regional developers active in nearby industrial parks

These firms have turned Kyle into a new industrial node of Austin’s economic gravity, blending logistics with technology and workforce-ready infrastructure.

Workforce & business climate

Kyle boasts one of Central Texas’s youngest and fastest-growing populations, feeding directly into the Austin–San Marcos metro labor pool. The workforce is supported by nearby Texas State University (San Marcos), Austin Community College, and a robust technical education pipeline focused on manufacturing, construction, and applied technologies.

Businesses also benefit from Texas’s no-state-income-tax policy, streamlined permitting, and business-friendly regulatory climate, which have collectively drawn Fortune 500 expansions and foreign direct investment across the region.

Bottom line

New Technology Park in Kyle isn’t just a location — it’s an entry ticket into Austin’s next wave of industrial growth. With flexible lot sizes, modern spec buildings, and immediate freeway connectivity, this master-planned campus is perfectly positioned for companies ready to scale, relocate, or consolidate operations in the heart of the Texas Innovation Corridor.

Here, logistics meets lifestyle — and every acre is built for acceleration.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Kyle Texas Economic Development Dept

Transportation snapshot

• Cargo Air – Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS): 25 miles, approx. 25 minutes
• Cargo Rail – Union Pacific San Marcos Yard: 13 miles, approx. 15 minutes
• Cargo Port – Port of Houston: 165 miles, approx. 2 hours 45 minutes

Listing Courtesy of Dan Lewis, Parker Taylor, Meredith Pogue, TIG