Kacy Cigarroa Receives 2026 Lewis Westerman Impact Award from Real Estate Council of San Antonio

Dykema, a leading national law firm, is pleased to announce that Kacy D. Cigarroa, Senior Counsel in the firm’s San Antonio office, has received the 2026 Lewis Westerman Impact Award from the Real Estate Council of San Antonio (RECSA). The award recognizes emerging leaders whose integrity, professionalism, boldness, and work ethic are making a lasting impact on San Antonio’s real estate industry.

Cigarroa was honored during RECSA’s Legacy & Leadership Series: Lewis Westerman Award Luncheon on September 16, 2026. Now in its fifth year, the award celebrates the qualities exemplified by its namesake and recognizes individuals whose leadership and contributions are helping shape the future of San Antonio’s real estate community.

In her practice, Cigarroa advises clients on a broad range of real estate development and corporate transactions, including acquisitions and dispositions, joint ventures, commercial real estate financing, construction, and the development and management of multifamily properties. Her experience includes representing developers in complex financing and development transactions involving multifamily projects throughout Texas and across the country.

Beyond her legal practice, Cigarroa is actively involved in San Antonio’s real estate and business communities. She serves on RECSA’s Executive Committee and has contributed to numerous association committees and initiatives. She is also a member of the Economic Development Council for the Metro SA Chamber, participated in the 50th class of Leadership San Antonio in 2025, and previously served on the San Antonio Planning Commission.

Cigarroa has earned numerous professional distinctions throughout her career, including recognition in The Best Lawyers in America for Real Estate Law (2025–2027) and San Antonio Magazine for Real Estate (2025). She was also named among the San Antonio Business Journal’s “Wonder Women of Commercial Real Estate.”

Cigarroa earned her J.D. from St. Mary’s University School of Law and her undergraduate degree from Southwestern University.