Southwest Value Partners
San Antonio-based real estate investment firm with over $10 billion in assets under management, specializing in large-scale, mixed-use urban developments primarily in Texas and Arizona. The firm acts as an investor and developer, integrating significant utility and digital infrastructure within its multi-billion dollar projects.
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Strategic Overview
- Southwest Value Partners' primary focus is large-scale real estate development, with infrastructure investment occurring as an integrated component of these projects.
- The firm targets major urban centers in the Southwestern United States, particularly Texas and Arizona, for its development activities.
- Investment preference is for mixed-use developments that require significant capital for both vertical construction and underlying horizontal infrastructure.
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Ongoing development of The Rock at La Cantera, a multi-billion dollar mixed-use project in San Antonio, integrating office, retail, residential, hospitality, and sports facilities with significant underlying utility and digital infrastructure.
Ongoing redevelopment of Hemisfair Park, a major urban park and mixed-use district in San Antonio, involving significant social infrastructure and integrated utilities.
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Key People
Gary S. Drusdow
Co-Founder, Managing Partner
Randy Smith
Co-Founder, Managing Partner
Darryl W. Smith
Managing Partner
Track Record
34
Years Active
$B10B
Total Value
Notable projects: The Rock at La Cantera, Hemisfair Park Redevelopment, The Phoenix Biomedical Campus
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