Jourdanton: State Water Board Lends $9.3 Million for Water Projects in Atascosa County
The Texas Water Development Board approved loans totaling $9,340,000 for potable water and wastewater treatment projects for Jourdanton
Bryan: RFQ Issued for Design/Build Firm for Sports/Event Center in Planned Park
A city of Bryan RFQ is soliciting a design-build deal for a 110,000-square-foot sports and event center and other
Austin: TDHCA Board Grants 4% Tax Credit for 280-Unit Affordable Housing Project near Manor
A 280-unit apartment project was awarded a 4% tax credit today by the TDHCA governing board
Pflugerville: Rezoning for 3.8M Square Foot Distribution Center Gains Early Approval
City Council voted Tuesday for an ordinance allowing for a 3.8 million-square-foot distribution and logistics center
San Antonio: Tampico Apartments 4% LHTC Application Headed to TDHCA Board
Pending passage tomorrow of an amended resolution from City Council, the San Antonio Housing Authority application for the 200-unit Tampico Apartments will be heading
Pflugerville: New Mixed-Use Complex Envisioned for Downtown
The city is reviewing plans for a mixed-use development that will bring new retail and office spaces alongside new residential units at 310 E. Pecan Street
Austin: 110K Square Foot Office/Retail Building Proposed for Near East Side
Aquila Commercial LLC is proposing to construct a 110,000-square-foot, five-story office building with 10,000 square feet of ground-floor retail/restaurant space in East Austin
Mesquite: Urban Logistics Realty Breaks Ground on Million-Sq-Ft Industrial Park
Urban Logistics Realty, a newly formed Dallas investment firm announced the groundbreaking of Urban District 30, a million-sq-ft industrial park in Mesquite
Austin: County Picks HDR to Design New Women’s Jail Facility
Travis County is negotiating with HDR Architecture to begin design work on a new women's jail facility, a $79 million project that would provide 350 beds
San Antonio: Nicha’s Proposes New Restaurant by Mission San Jose
Nicha's Comida Mexicana, a 43-year-old local family business, is asking conceptual approval this week for architectural designs on a restaurant near the historic Mission San Jose