1993 - The Rogers-Wiseman Family Interests hires Woodbine to develop a master plan.

1995 - The Wiseman family and Woodbine form a joint venture to launch development of the property.

1996-1998 - Homebuilders buy lots within 74 acres zoned for single-family housing.

2001 - Ryland Homes buys 14 acres.

2003 - Hyatt Vacation Ownership buys 135 acres for development of more than 200 timeshare units and an additional nine holes of golf at the 18-hole Hill Country Golf Club.

2004 - Integrated Asset Management buys 101 acres for residential development.

2005 - Charro Residential buys 13 acres for 55 planned residential lots.

2006 - Great American Companies buys 54 acres for residential development, and Alliance Residential buys 22 acres for its 400-unit Broadstone Westover Hills multifamily project.

2007 - Horn Capital Realty buys 4 acres for commercial retail use.

Legacy Trails is adjacent to State Highway 151 and intersected by Hunt Lane and Rogers Road.

• 15 miles from downtown San Antonio
• 10 miles from San Antonio International Airport

Original plan:
Recreational/greenbelt: 153.1 acres
Single-family residential: 278.6 acres
Multifamily residential: 20.0 acres
Retail/Commercial/Other: 72.3 acres
Total 524.0 acres

Acres remaining:
Retail/Commercial/Other:  68.42 acres
Total:  68.42 acres

Civil Engineer: Pape-Dawson & Associates, Inc., San Antonio

Developer/Project Manager: Woodbine Development Corporation, Dallas

Golf Course Architect: Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates, Toledo, Ohio

Land Planner: Peckham-Young, Inc. (now The Sage Group, Inc.), Southlake, Texas

City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Northside Independent School District

The property has existing zoning under a master land-use plan, POADP.

Water/Sewer: San Antonio Water Systems

Electricity/Natural Gas: City Public Service

Telephone: AT&T

Legacy Trails is a joint development between entities affiliated with Woodbine Holdings, Ltd., of Dallas and Rogers-Wiseman Family Interests of San Antonio.