El Paso: 313-Foot-Tall Tower to be City’s Tallest
The WestStar Tower entered its vertical activity phase this week, and when completed it will be El Paso's tallest downtown
Corpus Christi: South Texas Bone & Joint Plans New Med Office Building with ER
South Texas Bone & Joint obtained consent from the Planning Commission for a zoning change that would allow construction of a new three-story medical
Austin: County’s Civil Courthouse Clears Key Design Hurdles
Designers for a new Travis County courthouse obtained recommendations in December from the city's Design Commission on a two requests, but the most significant change from a July presentation was the addition of a possible second tower
Houston: Gift to Non-Profit Housing Organization Kicks off Mixed-Use Project
The affordable housing nonprofit group Avenue CDC announced Monday its ability to proceed with a new mixed-use
Austin: $1 Billion 2nd Apple Inc. Campus Planned, Williamson County to Present Incentives
Apple Inc. unveiled plans Thursday for a major expansion of satellite operations in several cities across the United States, including a $1 billion new campus in Austin
San Antonio: Commercial and Institutional Projects Cram Review Commission’s End of Year Agenda
The Historic and Design Review Commission closes out the year with a lengthy list of projects, including 17-story and five-story residential projects, a new administrative building for Fox Tech High School, and a new community center
Richardson: Plan Commission Signs Off on KDC Data Center Project
The Richardson City Plan Commission approved a site plan and landscape plan submitted by developer KDC for a 131,200-square-foot data center
Houston: Office and Apartment Mid-Rise Buildings on the Planning Commission Agenda
Two multi-story buildings, an apartment mid-rise proposed for the Second Ward and a new home in the form of an office tower for a general contractor in the Rice Military neighborhood, will be awaiting the Houston Planning Commission when they return from Thanksgiving
Austin: Eye Lenses Entrepreneur Granted Approval for Lake Austin Development
Jonathan Coon, founder of 1-800 Contacts, is on his way to reinventing a 145-acre tract of wilderness that includes 2,880 linear feet of shoreline along Lake Austin into a mixed-use
Spring: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Campus Slated for CityPlace
Patrinely Group, USAA Real Estate and CDC Houston have entered into a joint venture to develop the new Hewlett Packard Enterprise campus