Headwall Investments Secures Tower at Boerne in Boerne, TX, Achieving 18th Shopping Center Acquisition
SAN ANTONIO, May 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Headwall Investments, a prominent Texas-based commercial real estate investment and development firm specializing in unanchored neighborhood shopping centers in high-growth Texas markets and urban infill development in San Antonio, announces the acquisition of Tower at Boerne, a premier unanchored shopping center in the San Antonio MSA, on April 24, 2025. This transaction marks the firm's 18th shopping center acquisition, expanding its portfolio to 610,000 square feet across the Austin–San Antonio, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Houston MSAs.
Tower at Boerne, a fully leased neighborhood shopping center, boasts exceptional visibility along high-traffic corridors, seamless accessibility for customers, and a surrounding market characterized by strong household incomes and robust vehicle per day counts. These attributes align perfectly with Headwall's strategic focus on acquiring assets that drive consistent foot traffic and long-term value. The center's prime location in the rapidly growing Boerne community positions it as a cornerstone of the firm's portfolio, catering to the area's affluent and expanding population.
The unanchored shopping center features a dynamic mix of local and regional businesses serving the fast-growing Boerne community, and bolsters Headwall's portfolio, now encompassing 186 tenant spaces with a diverse array of food and service tenants, including Papa Johns, Jersey Mike's, SuperCuts, Juiceland, Buffalo Wild Wings, HotWorx, Firehouse Subs, AT&T, Salata Salad Kitchen, Red Wing Shoes, T-Mobile, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Wingstop, Via 313 Pizzeria, and Dogtopia. This diversity reinforces Headwall's commitment to fostering thriving community hubs across Texas.
'The unanchored shopping center subsector of commercial real estate has undergone a remarkable evolution since I began acquiring assets in this space in 2007,' said George J. Wommack, Founder & CEO of Headwall Investments. 'Beyond the significant supply constraints impacting these properties in recent years, the most notable shift has been the surge in institutional interest. What was once a market dominated by smaller, individual owners has transformed into a sought-after asset class for institutional investors, drawn by robust fundamentals and the opportunity to scale in a previously overlooked corner of commercial real estate. We are honored to have been early pioneers in this sector and remain committed to acquiring top-tier assets in Texas' major metropolitan markets.'
ABOUT HEADWALLHeadwall Investments, LLC is a San Antonio based real estate investment and development firm. The company was founded in 2019 by George J. Wommack and focuses on acquiring, developing and redeveloping commercial real estate in Texas. Headwall operates a series of investment funds targeting niche strategies in the commercial real estate sector. For more information on Headwall please visit https://headwallinvestments.com or call 210-343-2186.
Media Contact:Henry VaughanVice President – Investor Relations(210) 343-2186
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