First Venture Property
Management was
founded in 1981 by Cid Galindo as an
affiliate of The Galindo Group. It
has grown to
become a substantial
operator of multifamily and commercial properties.
First Venture's
goals are focused
on shaping the
properties into
communities that
are recognized
by name, maintaining
a reputation
for quality living or use,
and increasing
the value of
the owners' investment
in each property.
Experienced management
teams meet the
daily challenges
through careful
planning, quality
maintenance programs,
and effective
analysis and
control of all
operations. In
addition to properties
controlled by
the Galindo Group,
various independently
owned real estate
properties are
also operated
by First Venture
Property Management.
West
University Gardens is a 104 unit
apartment complex
developed and
built by R. A.
Galindo, Inc.
This appealing,
contemporary
complex is located
in Bryan, Texas
very close to Texas A&M Veterinary, Medical and Business Shools. It offers a
variety of quality
amenities.
Middle Brook Gardens (1999 - 2004) is a residential community in Cedar Park, Texas, on
the edge of the rapidly growing Texas high tech manufacturing
corridor. Phase I&II consists of 416 units catering
to families and professionals.
Royal Oaks Gardens is
a 168 unit type
A complex set
in the middle
of an old forest in Bryan, Texas.
Its numerous
amenities include
elevator, covered
parking &
a full
service Aerofit fitness
club. Both facilities were developed on a campus layout to complement each other.
Galindo Office Building is a stunning office structure of close to 30,000 sq. ft. class A space. It serves professionals' needs in the southwest district of Bryan.
Renaissance Park is a 140
unit complex of 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartments in College
Station very well located with respect to Texas A & M
University. Its grounds' amenities as well as its interior
conveniences coupled to its impeccable maintenance make this
property a favorite of students.
Since 2007, First Venture Properties expanded its mission to manage residential and commercial properties owned by third parties, thus extending the triangle formed by BCS, Houston and Austin.
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