The Eagle – The College Station City Council approved an engineering contract Thursday for a $15.1 million road that is intended to provide better connectivity to the Scott & White Hospital off Rock Prairie Road, and could help spur development in the medical district.
KBTX-TV – The look of Northgate is continuing to change with hundreds of new apartment units in the works, including more high-rises. The building boom shows no signs of slowing.
The Eagle – In a rare instance in recent months where an apartment project hasn’t drawn dozens of concerned residents to City Hall, the College Station City Council on Thursday approved a new land-use designation and rezoning to allow for a multifamily housing complex and general commercial use near Easterwood Airport.
The Eagle – The College Station City Council voted 5-2 Thursday to approve a request to rezone about 17 acres at the intersection of Arrington Road and Decatur Drive for multifamily housing.
WTAW-AM – Developer Larry Parker of Tyler says there will be at least 116 beds on the one building campus that will offer physical, speech, and occupational therapy services.
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The Eagle – The College Station City Council nailed down a list of goals it would like to accomplish in the upcoming fiscal year, and even a few the group would like to complete by the end of the current fiscal year — the most ambitious being establishing an economic development corporation.
Texas Monthly – According to Elon Musk, there four modes of transportation: Planes, trains, cars, and boats. That’s true, at least as far as crossing large distances are concerned. So when Musk introduced the concept of the Hyperloop back in 2012—declaring it the fifth mode of transportation—people were understandably excited by the potential.
WTAW-AM – At the 2016 B/CS Chamber Economic Outlook Conference Wednesday the numbers and speakers both said 2015 was a record year for the state and local economies.
The Eagle – The College Station City Council approved an engineering contract Thursday for a $15.1 million road that is intended to provide better connectivity to the Scott & White Hospital off Rock Prairie Road, and could help spur development in the medical district.
KBTX-TV – The look of Northgate is continuing to change with hundreds of new apartment units in the works, including more high-rises. The building boom shows no signs of slowing.
The Eagle – In a rare instance in recent months where an apartment project hasn’t drawn dozens of concerned residents to City Hall, the College Station City Council on Thursday approved a new land-use designation and rezoning to allow for a multifamily housing complex and general commercial use near Easterwood Airport.
The Eagle – The College Station City Council voted 5-2 Thursday to approve a request to rezone about 17 acres at the intersection of Arrington Road and Decatur Drive for multifamily housing.
WTAW-AM – Developer Larry Parker of Tyler says there will be at least 116 beds on the one building campus that will offer physical, speech, and occupational therapy services.
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> Gateway College Station | 1.1 AC | Map
> Lone Star Pavilion | 6,000 / 8,875 SF | Map
> Northpoint Crossing | 55,000 SF Boutique Retail & Restaurant | Map
> Providence Park | Multiple Sites | Map
> South College Station at Rock Prairie (1) | 5 acres, 13 acres | Map
> South College Station at Rock Prairie (2)| Multiple Sites | Map
> South College Station at Sebesta Rd | 49 AC | Map
> South College Station at WDF Pkwy (2) | 38 acres | Map
> Tower Point | Multiple Sites | Map
> University Drive | 80,478 SF | Map
> University Drive at Turkey Creek | Multiple Sites | Map
> University Town Center | 13,195 / 18,686 / 26,389 SF (3 sites) | Map
The Eagle – The College Station City Council nailed down a list of goals it would like to accomplish in the upcoming fiscal year, and even a few the group would like to complete by the end of the current fiscal year — the most ambitious being establishing an economic development corporation.
Texas Monthly – According to Elon Musk, there four modes of transportation: Planes, trains, cars, and boats. That’s true, at least as far as crossing large distances are concerned. So when Musk introduced the concept of the Hyperloop back in 2012—declaring it the fifth mode of transportation—people were understandably excited by the potential.
WTAW-AM – At the 2016 B/CS Chamber Economic Outlook Conference Wednesday the numbers and speakers both said 2015 was a record year for the state and local economies.
