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Terafab and the Future of the Brazos Valley: What Growth Will — and Won’t — Look Like
Terafab and the Future of the Brazos Valley: What Growth Will — and Won’t — Look Like.
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Joint Venture Completes 19-Story Development Near Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas — A joint venture between The Dinerstein Cos., Up Campus Student Living and Harrison Street Asset Management has completed Aspire Reserve, a 19-story student housing development located near the Texas A&M University campus in College Station’s Northgate District. The community offers 873 beds in studio through six-bedroom configurations. Shared amenities include an indoor/outdoor fitness and wellness center with yoga and spin studios; study and collaboration spaces; a golf and gaming simulator; resident game lounges; two resort-style pools; a beauty bar with mystic sunless tanning; a rental market; and a penthouse lounge. The development team for the project included TDC Construction, B2 Design Co. and Dwell Design Studio.
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Citizens National Bank breaks ground on new permanent site in Brenham
BRENHAM — Citizens National Bank hosted an official groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning at 400 S. Austin St., marking the start of construction on its permanent home. The ceremony opened with a prayer led by Pastor Norman Sulaica of St. John's Lutheran Church of Prairie Hill, setting a reflective tone for the bank’s vision in Washington County. Local civic leaders, chamber representatives, and community members gathered to celebrate the expansion.
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Texas Telecom Infrastructure Company With 40+ Years of Experience Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
OSP Technologies’ legal entity, Barrington & Burdette, LLC, has filed for bankruptcy. The Conroe, Texas-based company currently operates as a telecommunications infrastructure construction provider. Note: Chapter 11 generally allows a business to reorganize its debts and continue operating while addressing its financial obligations. A Chapter 11 filing does not...
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Curious Collections spins into new Bryan location
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Curious Collections has opened a new location after moving from its previous space on North Rosemary Drive. The store will now be known as Curious Collections at the Record Garage, owner Mary Jean said. Jean said the store outgrew its old location within the last year,...
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New restaurants, boutiques, gyms, and a whiskey distillery: Bryan-College Station’s business boom breakdown
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan-College Station is in the middle of a business boom — and a wave of new openings this month is putting that growth on full display. Researchers at Texas A&M’s Real Estate Research Center say retail has been the best-performing commercial real estate sector...
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The Dinerstein Companies with Up Campus Student Living and Harrison Street Asset Management Announce the Opening of Aspire Reserve
The Dinerstein Companies (TDC), a full-service real estate, management, and development firm, in joint venture partnership with Up Campus Student Living as well as Harrison Street Asset Management, a leading global alternative investment management firm, is proud to announce that its new student high-rise, Aspire Reserve, opened on August 1, earlier than any other student housing community in the Texas A&M market, giving students a head start before the fall semester begins.
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Meg’s Bakeshop redefines guilt-free treats in Brenham
BRENHAM — Long before Megan Orea opened the doors to her storefront in downtown Brenham, she was already a familiar face to local dessert lovers. At just 12 years old, Orea was navigating her Brenham neighborhood with a small cart, selling homemade cupcakes door-to-door and keeping a monthly call list of loyal customers.
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Landowners give feedback on proposed aquifer drops in the Brazos Valley
HEARNE, Texas (KBTX) - Landowners in the Brazos Valley are pushing back against a newly proposed groundwater management plan that would allow local aquifers to drop hundreds of feet over the next 50 years. During a public hearing on Thursday, the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District debated long-term water levels...
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College Station ISD opens career center where students can graduate with a state license and go straight to work
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station Independent School District is opening its first Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) on the first day of school, offering hands-on training programs in automotive services, welding, ag mechanics, construction trades, cosmetology, wildlife and livestock, range and ecology and veterinary medicine. The facility,...
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Laauwe details planning framework to balance commercial development, neighborhood preservation
BRENHAM — City of Brenham City Planner Shauna Laauwe presented a comprehensive briefing to the city council outlining regulatory standards, administrative guidelines and review procedures regarding the municipality’s Specific Use Permit (SUP) zoning ordinance. The detailed presentation provided council members with an in-depth examination of how the city...