SUGAR LAND – Locally based Planned Community Developers (PCD) will redevelop the 53-acre Lake Pointe Plaza campus into mixed-use space. Irving-based Fluor Corp. recently announced plans to leave the property after occupying it for 40 years. Located along Lake Pointe Pkwy., the waterfront development will have retail space, restaurants, and entertainment venues; apartments, townhomes, and condos; a four-star […]
Archives: August 2023
275-room dual-branded hotel slated for downtown Houston
HOUSTON – A dual-branded 275-room hotel at 1319 Texas Ave. is being developed. The property will have traditional and extended-stay options under the Holiday Inn Express and Staybridge Suites brands. Shared amenities will include an outdoor pool, meeting and event space, full-service bar, fitness center, and dining area for complimentary breakfast. Completion is slated for […]
The Asher, phase III of Presidio, completes construction
AUSTIN – Dallas-based StreetLights Residential has completed The Asher, a 377-unit multifamily community in the Lakeline neighborhood of northwest Austin. The project represents the third phase of a larger development known as The Presidio. Units come in one-, two- and three-bedroom formats and start at 676 sf. Residences are furnished with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and tile […]
Manor Early College High School completed for school year
MANOR — Manor ISD has completed another academic project, this one encompassing 85,000 sf. Manor Early College High School will serve approximately 800 students in grades nine through 12. The school’s website states, “Manor Early College High School provides those students who have been historically underrepresented in higher education the opportunity to earn a high school […]
New workforce housing coming to downtown Austin
AUSTIN – The William P. Hobby, Jr. State Office Building will be redeveloped to include housing for working-class Austinites “who simply cannot afford to live near where they work,” Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham said. The mixed-use development at 333 Guadalupe St. will include workforce housing, child care, parking, and retail space. Mayor Kirk Watson said the centralized location of […]
Grants available to East Texas landowners to help restore longleaf pine forests
COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M Forest Service and the Texas Longleaf Team have funding available through the Texas Longleaf Conservation Assistance Program for landowners interested in restoring and enhancing longleaf pine ecosystems on their property. Funding is available to assist landowners with the cost of site preparation and tree planting, as well as longleaf maintenance […]
Why You Need a True Expert in Today’s Housing Market
The housing market continues to shift and change, and in a fast-moving landscape like we’re in right now, it’s more important than ever to have a trusted real estate agent on your side. Whether you’re buying your first home or selling once again, it’s mission critical to work with an expert who can guide you […]
Childcare options throughout the DFW metroplex
The Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex in Texas offers a range of childcare options for families. Here are some popular childcare options available in the DFW area: Daycare Centers and Child Care Centers: DFW is home to numerous licensed daycare centers and childcare centers that cater to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. These centers provide structured […]
Record infrastructure investment means better DFW roadways
DALLAS – A record $11.5 billion infrastructure investment was announced last week for several North Texas counties. The ten-year roadway plan will include: $288 million toward projects along US 380 in Collin County; $524 million toward the reconstruction of I-30 Canyon between I-35E and I-45 in Dallas County; $220 million for the reconstruction of US 80 between Town East Blvd. […]
Bad weather checklist: Bottled water, food, utility poles
SAN ANTONIO – A tropical weather system moving into South Texas has Texans checking their supplies of bottled water, fuel, food, and other necessities. But officials with CPS Energy worry the hurricane season could worsen an existing shortage of utility poles. In July, the city-owned utility was already short 800 of the wooden poles it needed. […]