Ashton Takes 40.7 Acres, Hands It to Luensmann 4A Same Day

Ashton San Antonio Residential LLC took title to a 40.675 acre Bexar County tract on Oct. 30, 2026, then deeded the same land to Luensmann 4A LLC roughly two minutes later, according to Bexar County Clerk records.

Why it matters

The two deeds, recorded back to back at 2:38 p.m. CT under consecutive instrument numbers 20260213168 and 20260213169, show Ashton acting as a pass-through rather than a long-term holder of the ground. GG Luensmann LP deeded the tract to Ashton first, and Ashton immediately moved it into Luensmann 4A LLC, a structure that typically precedes platting or a construction loan tied to a specific development entity rather than the original acquiring company. Neither deed names a street address; the land sits in County Block 5106, part of the Demacio De Los Reyes #26 survey, Survey 618, in the San Antonio market.

The numbers

Both instruments cover the identical 40.675 acre tract and carry no disclosed consideration, which Texas deeds are not required to state. The first deed, Instrument 20260213168, lists GG Luensmann LP as grantor and Ashton San Antonio Residential LLC as grantee. The second, Instrument 20260213169, lists Ashton San Antonio Residential LLC as grantor and Luensmann 4A LLC as grantee. Both were recorded at the Bexar County Clerk’s office on Oct. 30, 2026.

What’s next

No plat or construction filing tied to County Block 5106 has posted yet. A plat application or a City of San Antonio building permit naming Luensmann 4A LLC would be the next public record to confirm whether the tract is headed toward a platted subdivision. Watch the San Antonio market page for that filing.