Harker Heights
Harker Heights, TX · Real Estate
culturemap.com
Houston firm creates an eco-friendly escape on historic Texas tract
When Scott Frankel completed construction on his ranch property less than an hour’s drive West of Houston, the premier luxury home builder knew that the pristine wilderness surrounding the Brazos River in Washington County was something to be shared—and protected. A few years and 1,836 acres later, Frankel Design Build’s Gates Crossing development offers 40 premium ranch sites surrounding a 600-acre private game reserve.
Community Impact Houston
Asher College Station celebrates grand opening with ribbon-cutting
Asher features luxury amenities including a pool, walking trail, clubhouse and game room with a pool table and simulated golfing. (Courtesy Asher College Station) Luxury apartment complex Asher College Station marked its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 11. Although construction was mostly finished last October, the ceremony with...
KBTX.com
KBTX.com
Explained: 2026 Bryan/College Station St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway Prizes
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - KBTX has teamed up with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital once again and will give away another brand new home, built by Ranger Homebuilders, on June 11. But before the house is given away live on KBTX, there are other prizes ticketholders are eligible for.
Community Impact Houston
ROUNDUP: 5 multi-million dollar projects filed for Bryan, College Station
Several residential living projects are in the works in College Station. Check out five projects recently filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. (Kiely Francis/Community Impact) Several residential living projects are in the works in College Station. Check out five projects recently filed with the Texas Department of...
Community Impact Houston
Roundup: 6 government stories to catch up on from March in Bryan-College Station
Check out some of the biggest government stories that came out of Bryan, College Station and Brazos County for the month of March. All stories were reported on by Community Impact. (Kiely Francis/Community Impact) Check out some of the biggest government stories that came out of Bryan, College Station and...
Community Impact Houston
College Station advances apartments, hotel developments
College Station City Council approved multiple rezonings at a March 26 meeting. (Karley Cross/Community Impact) College Station City Council approved a series of zoning changes and development-related items at its March 26 meeting, clearing the way for new construction, redevelopment of a long-vacant commercial property and updates to how large projects are reviewed.
Community Impact Houston
Mixed-use Dunham Pointe retail village to break ground in Cypress this summer
The new retail village will span 25 acres of the 1,300-acre master-planned community located south of Hwy. 290 at Mueschke and Mason roads. (Courtesy Dunham Pointe) Texas-based developer Trademark Property Co. will break ground on a new 25-acre retail village in the Dunham Pointe master-planned community by early summer, adding a mix of shopping, dining and lifestyle options to the growing Cypress area.
connectcre.com
Texas A&M Student Housing Project to Open Next Year
Pinecrest will deliver The Penny before the 2027 school yearstarts. The new student 20-story apartment complex just off the Texas A&M campus will have 605 beds. The 199 units will include studio, one-, two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom configurations with bed-to-bath parity, including townhomes. Shared amenities will include multiple study...
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Habitat For Humanity B/CS Is Accepting Their First Homebuyer Applications In A Year And A Half
Habitat for Humanity Bryan/College Station is accepting their first homebuyer applications in a year and a half. That was part of an update given by spokesman Charles Coats at Tuesday’s (March 24) Brazos County commission meeting. As a part of accepting applications, Coats asked to spread the word about...
KBTX
Texas has nearly $11B in unclaimed property and about $48.7M is linked to Bryan-College Station
thekatynews.com
Why Some Texas Neighborhoods Age Better Than Others
Drive through different neighborhoods around Katy, the greater Houston area, or elsewhere in Texas and you’ll notice something interesting. Some communities built twenty or even thirty years ago still look vibrant and well cared for. Others that are much newer already show signs of wear. The difference isn’t always about home size or property values. In many cases, it comes down to how the neighborhood is managed and maintained over time.