Tarpley

Tarpley, TX · Business
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Walmart plans $400M Texas distribution center
Walmart plans to build a 744,433-square-foot distribution center in Cibolo, Texas, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation document dated Oct. 28. The estimated $400 million investment — which includes office space — is set to break ground in February, per the filing. The distribution center has an expected completion date of Aug. 1, 2029.
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‘Outstanding’ utility bill from manager, renters contributed to water shutoff at Cibolo property, owner says
CIBOLO, Texas – Families living in a Cibolo mobile home park were without working water for more than 24 hours this week, and a property owner blames her business partner for being behind on the bill. Treva Carpenter, co-owner of Shady Meadows Mobile Home Park, said her business partner...
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Lowe's Eyes 115,000-Square-Foot Store at Seguin Exchange by Early 2028
2210 IH 10 W Access Rd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Lowe's Store. Lowe's is planning a 115,177-square-foot home improvement store at Seguin Exchange, the sprawling development taking shape where Interstate 10 meets State Highway 46. Construction on the project is expected to begin in January 2027, with the store expected to open in early 2028.
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Joint Venture Advances Major Texas Retail Project
AUSTIN– (Realty News Report) – Two Houston developers have teamed up on a major retail project underway along the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Marcos. Transwestern Investments and NewQuest have formed a joint venture and started construction on Kyle Park, the retail portion of a 101-acre mixed-use development in Kyle, Texas. The multiphase development, located about 20 miles south of Austin at the northeast corner of I-35 and Bebee Road in Hays County, will also include multifamily and hotel uses.
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This Little Texas Town Is Attracting New Residents With Rents That Haven’t Gone Through The Roof
In Texas, where even a modest meal can inspire a passionate debate about brisket, one small town has people moving in for a very different reason: they can still afford to live there. The barbecue reputation doesn’t hurt, and the historic town square has a little Hollywood history of its...