We started in 1992 with 4 people and 1 Million SF.

HPI delivers its first building within Hays Commerce Center. Hays Logistics Center 1 is a 222,800 SF Distribution Center in Kyle, TX.

HPI is partnering with Solera Senior Living as a co-investment and co-development partner to build a national portfolio of senior living investments.

Rhythm is a 262-unit multifamily development at the heart of Austin’s Silicon Hills.

Richard Hill’s drive to build something successful — and to make friends while doing that — helped him become one of the most well-respected figures in Austin’s commercial real estate industry.

HPI Strategic Investments closes on its first self-storage developments in San Antonio.

Partnering with Hillwood Investment Properties, HPI breaks ground on Hays Logistics Center. This two-building, 435,000 SF distribution/fulfillment center is part of the larger Hays Commerce Center.

HPI completes the development of Domain Tower, a 310,000 SF office tower in the Domain’s South End District. The building is fully-leased to Indeed to expand their operations in Austin.

Continuing to widen our scope of services and investments, HPI forms its Strategic Investments Division to build a national investment portfolio in self-storage, senior living, and student housing.

In 2017, HPI entered its 25th year of business, and celebrated a quarter century of building lasting relationships with our clients.

HPI moves into 15,000 SF at 3700 San Clemente, our newly constructed office development in Westlake. HPI reaches 145 employees and 15MM SF.

The Summit at Lantana’s management team, earns HPI a BOMA International “The Outstanding Building of the Year” award for its exceptional management service. A coveted recognition on a global scale.

Freeport Technology Center South delivers, adding 322,000 SF to Austin’s Southeast Industrial submarket.

HPI purchases 11 industrial buildings in Northeast San Antonio, a 1MM SF industrial acquisition.

Partnering with Stonelake Capital Partners, HPI begins its development in the Domain with Domain Tower. One of many office towers planned for the Domain’s South End District.

HPI finalizes the purchase of Ross Tower, a 1MM SF high-rise in Downtown Dallas. After one year and $20MM in building improvements, HPI goes on a leasing run at Ross Tower.

In a single year, HPI oversees the sale of over 20 properties and retains 90% of its management assignments.

HPI reaches 120 employees and an active portfolio of over 11MM SF during its largest growth period to date.

Forming a partnership with Bandera Ventures, HPI opens its Dallas office under the leadership of John Hardaway.

HPI finalizes the purchase of a 100-acre land parcel in Kyle, Texas, with plans to develop a mixed-use master development dubbed Hays Commerce Center.

HPI Residential’s first multifamily development, Indigo, delivers in San Antonio.

Widening its scope of services and investments, HPI forms HPI Residential – its Multifamily Development Division.

HPI moves into 12,000 SF at 3600-B San Clemente, with a staff of 80 people.

HPI completes the development of a 260,000 SF industrial flex development in Far Northwest Austin.

With the purchases of the PhoMinDen properties, HPI extends portfolio across multiple states.

Construction commences on what is to become a five-building suburban office park just south of the Pennybacker Bridge.

Formed by Bo Busby, HPI launches its Tenant Representation Division to directly service tenants.

HPI completes the development of the next phase at Braker Center, Phase IV brings an additional 350,000 SF of industrial product to North Austin.

Expanding its operations to its second city, HPI opens its San Antonio office.

HPI moves into 7,000 SF at 2800-B Industrial Terrace with a staff of 30 people.

HPI purchase Wild Bains I & II, in a two-building, 135,000 SF office acquisition.

HPI begins development of Buildings III & V at Barton Oaks Plaza, a suburban office park in Southwest Austin.

HPI completes the development of Braker Center Phase III, a 385,000 SF industrial park in North Austin.

HPI’s completes its first office development Lakewood on the Park, a three-building, 210,000 SF office development in Northwest Austin.

HPI moves into 2,400 SF at 2800-A Industrial Terrace with a staff of 10 people.

With a growing portfolio, HPI forms it’s Management Division.

Waterford Industrial, which sits in Austin’s North submarket, is the first industrial development completed by HPI.

HPI purchases Metro Center, its first industrial acquisition in Austin.

HPI started as a development firm in the 90’s. Founded by Richard, Dick, and Kent with 1MM square feet of inventory their journey began.