Strategically located in Central Texas, San Marcos Regional Airport is the only FAA designated reliever airport for both Austin-Bergstrom and San Antonio International Airports. Merging business, technology, and mobility together, the airport is a core economic driver creating jobs and new investment opportunities in one of Texas’ fastest growing corridors.

As a premier destination airport, San Marcos Regional Airport serves as a hub of economic activity by providing quality business and aviation services, abundant space to grow, and opportunities for development.

The San Marcos Regional Airport is strategically located within the city limits of the City of San Marcos and within Caldwell County.  San Marcos is home to Hays County – one of the fastest-growing counties in the country.  San Marcos is also the region called “The Next Great Metropolis” by Forbes.  The nearby city of Lockhart, the county seat of Caldwell County, is located in the Growth Triangle and experiencing explosive growth and is just east of the airport.

Want to learn more about the communities experiencing exceptional growth within this mega region? Check out the  Hays Caldwell Economic Development Partnership and San Marcos Economic and Local Business Development.  

The airport encompasses a total of 1,590 acres. Taking runway protection zones (RPZ) and building restriction lines (BRL) into account, there are approximately 625 acres of developable property. Over 200 of those acres are located on prime Highway 21 frontage.

Also pictured on the map below is the layout for FM 110, a limited-access 65 mph road that directly connects airport visitors to I-35 to the north and McCarty Lane (near the outlet malls) to the south.

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Our land lease rates and terms are all negotiable and based on where on the airfield you plan to develop, the size of the development, and the length of the requested lease.

As a baseline, our rates range from $0.25-0.45 per square foot per year. The maximum land lease by state law is 40 years.

Whether your interested in building a 50’x50′ hangar for your Cessna 172 or you’re looking to relocate your business, the best place to start is by filling out our Development Questionnaire.

Contact Cassidy Berenato with Texas Aviation Partners via contact page or at (512) 216-6042.