Pflugerville: East Coast Developer to Bring 120-Acre Mixed-Use Development
Pflugerville Mayor Victor Gonzales teased his audience by going public with a tidbit about a 120-acre mixed-use development during his 2019 State of the
Amarillo: As Hodgetown Debuts the Sod Poodles, El Paso’s Cohen Stadium Gets Torn Down
Before the month of April gets away from us, let's take a moment to celebrate the grand opening of Hodgetown, Amarillo's new Minor League Baseball stadium
San Antonio: Construction Documents to be Complete by October on Alameda Theater Restoration.
Architectural designs for the Alameda Theater restoration are to wrap up by June and construction documents will be prepared from June to October, according to the project team representatives that spoke at a Monday open house
Houston: MFAH Stages Repertory Theatre Project Heads to Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will get a look at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's new Stages Repertory Theatre on Thursday when the project's land surveyor, C.L. Davis & Company appears for
Cedar Park Lands a Whale – U.S. Tennis Association-anchored $1.5 Bn Mixed-Use Project
After months of keeping the monster deal under wraps, Cedar Park's economic development director delivered a pun-filled description of a $1.5 billion mixed-use real estate deal anchored by a U.S. Tennis Association-Texas headquarters
San Antonio: Public Theater Requests Zoning for Entertainment Venue
San Antonio: Public Theater Requests Zoning for Entertainment Venue Feature Photo (above): Public Theater obtained these two lots at the corner of West Ashby Place and North Flores Street. A proposed new theater will require their demolition, but
San Antonio: Bitterblue Plans Entertainment District Next to Morgan’s Wonderland
A company working with land developer Bitterblue Inc. is requesting a zoning change to convert a 25.4-acre tract that is adjacent to Morgan's Wonderland into an entertainment district
Austin: UT Regents Authorize Replacement of Frank C. Erwin Center
The University of Texas System Board of Regents, during a special called meeting, authorized UT-Austin President Gregory Fenves to execute an agreement with a private development group for the construction of a new arena to replace the 41-year-old Frank C. Erwin
Houston: Jacobs Picked to Design-Engineer Convention Center
Houston First Corporation selected Dallas-based Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. as the architect/engineer for planned improvements to the George R. Brown Convention
Round Rock Waits on Concert Amphitheater, Prepares for Downtown Mixed Use Development
Round Rock has been more of a bedroom community, a place to retreat from the urban hustle of Austin, but that appears to be changing and there are hints Round Rock is becoming more of an extension