Pending Investments
Investments
Track Recently Announced Investments by ZIP Code: This Interactive Map Displays Investment Amounts and a Detailed Table of Local Economic Activity. Updated as of July 31, 2026, the Data Identifies Company Expansions, New Developments, and Other Signals of Near-Term Growth—Helping Investors Pinpoint Areas Poised for Economic Upswings and Housing Market Impact.
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| Houston — $2,329,000,000 (34 ZIP codes) 77003, 77009, 77011, 77013, 77018, 77020, 77037, 77040, 77041, 77042, 77044, 77045, 77047, 77049, 77055, 77056, 77057, 77058, 77059, 77061, 77064, 77066, 77067, 77068, 77069, 77073, 77077, 77080, 77083, 77088, 77090, 77092, 77093 Bristol Myers Squibb — $2.3 Billion Manufacturing Campus Company: Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY), Princeton, NJ Announced: August 10, 2026 Project: 600,000 sq ft multi-modal manufacturing campus at Generation Park. Modular design. Jobs: ~500 skilled jobs; ~2,000 construction jobs Timeline: Completion in 2030 Context: Part of BMS’s $40B U.S. investment commitment through 2030. Eli Lilly has a $6.5B API plant in same complex. Sources: BMS official press release; BusinessWire; FiercePharma; Manufacturing Dive; Yahoo Finance XSpace Group — $29 Million Commercial Condo Development Company: XSpace Group (Austin-based) Announced: April 10, 2026 Project: XSpace Houston — four-story, ~86-unit commercial condo building at 7022 Old Katy Road. Units ~700–7,000 sq ft. Financing: $29M construction loan via IPA Capital Markets. Equity: KDW, Pyek Financial, Welcome Wilson Jr. Timeline: Groundbreaking April 2026; delivery Q1 2027 Sources: Bisnow; Hoodline; The Real Deal Texas; XSpace Group |
| San Antonio — $5,231,400,000 (20 ZIP codes) 78205, 78211, 78212, 78218, 78219, 78220, 78224, 78232, 78233, 78234, 78237, 78240, 78245, 78247, 78252, 78254, 78255, 78256, 78261, 78264 Toyota — $3.6 Billion Plant Expansion Company: Toyota Motor North America Announced: July 6, 2026 Project: $3.6B expansion, adding second assembly line for Tacoma. 2.5M sq ft, doubling plant size by 2030. Shifts some production from Mexico to Texas. Jobs: 2,000 new jobs; total ~6,000 workforce Context: Brings total San Antonio investment to $8.3B since 2003. Tundra, Sequoia, Tacoma all assembled in Texas. Sources: Toyota USA Newsroom; Fox Business; Automotive News South Texas Parkway — $1.5 Billion Proposed Expressway Project: 15-mile expressway connecting I‑35 and I‑37 on San Antonio’s South Side. Includes 2‑mile spur from US 281 to Toyota plant ($60M: $40M state + $20M city). Status: Preliminary design/environmental phase 2026–2029; full parkway is long‑range. Rationale: Supports Toyota, Texas A&M San Antonio, and master‑planned communities. Sources: News4SanAntonio; TPR; San Antonio Report; San Antonio Express‑News La Cantera Crossing — $45 Million Mixed‑Use Developers: Affinius Capital and Barshop & Oles Co. Project: 10 acres at Loop 1604 and La Cantera Parkway. 30,000 sq ft retail + 182 units / 563 beds student housing (4‑story, 4‑bed units ~1,100 sq ft). Amenities: pool, fitness, courtyards, coworking. Status: Groundbreaking June 17, 2026 Sources: San Antonio Express‑News; Yahoo News / MySA; Barshop & Oles Co. Stone Oak Mercantile — $6.4 Million Retail Center Project: Two‑story, ~57,673 sq ft mixed‑use retail at 20135 Stone Oak Parkway. 21 retail spaces. Tenants: Crust Pizza Co., Chick‑fil‑A, Black Rock Coffee. Architect: Villa Park Architecture Sources: San Antonio Business Journal; NRG Engineering; CommercialCafe |
| Georgetown — $65,000,000 (2 ZIP codes) 78626, 78628 PEGATRON Corporation — First U.S. Manufacturing Facility Company: PEGATRON Corporation (Taiwan‑based) Announced: November 27, 2025 Project: 168,784 sq ft facility at 610 Blue Springs Blvd. First U.S. plant. Investment: Minimum $35M committed Jobs: Hundreds expected Timeline: Construction started before Dec 31, 2025 Context: Austin region as high‑tech manufacturing hub; supply chain strengthening. Sources: City of Georgetown; Williamson County; Hello Georgetown; Area Development; Supply Chain 24/7 Separate Georgetown Project — $30M / 330 jobs Note: Listed in CSV but not publicly verified. May be early‑stage or less‑publicized. Requires further investigation. |
| Austin — $1,600,000,000 (15 ZIP codes) 78703, 78704, 78719, 78724, 78727, 78731, 78732, 78736, 78738, 78739, 78748, 78749, 78750, 78752, 78759 Austin Convention Center Redevelopment (“Unconventional ATX”) Owner: City of Austin Project Cost: $1.6B total ($1.26B construction filing) Funding: Hotel Occupancy Tax, Convention Center revenues, state Project Financing Zone — no property taxes. Scope: 365k to 620k sq ft (550k interior + 70k outdoor). Vertical design. LEED Gold target. Construction: JE Dunn / Turner JV; LMN / Page architects. Broke ground April 2025. Timeline: Completion late 2028; events spring 2029 Context: Also approved infrastructure support for a large southeast Austin development under Amazon consideration. Sources: Visit Austin; JE Dunn; MySA; Austin Convention Center; UnconventionalATX.com |
| Plano — $1,000,000,000 (4 ZIP codes) 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074 Collin Creek Redevelopment Developer: Centurion American Development Group Project: $1B+ transformation of former Collin Creek Mall — 115 acres. 3,100+ homes + ~340,000 sq ft retail. Status: Broke ground 4+ years ago; next phase advancing 2025–2026. New townhomes under construction west of US 75. Some culvert delays. Context: Part of Plano wave including Texas Research Quarter ($4B), AT&T HQ consolidation, Haggard Farm, Shops at Willow Bend. Sources: Hawkins Group; Dallas Business Journal; WFAA |
| Frisco — $148,000,000 (2 ZIP codes) 75034, 75035 Downtown Rail District Redevelopment Project: $80M+ city‑funded revitalization of historic downtown Rail District. 18‑month construction. Includes pedestrian walkways, Fourth Street Plaza (opening August 2026). Also a related $68M redevelopment for walkability/public spaces. Status: Nearing completion as of Feb 2026; expected by June/August 2026. Context: Frisco has billions in active development; gift card program supported businesses during construction. Sources: Spectrum Local News; Dallas Morning News; City of Frisco; Community Impact |
| Garland — $3,600,000 (4 ZIP codes) 75043, 75044, 75048, 75150 Walmart Neighborhood Market Renovation Company: Walmart Project: $3.6M renovation of 23,700 sq ft store at 3959 Broadway Blvd. Interior/exterior upgrades, restrooms, pickup, checkout, pharmacy. Timeline: 2027 Context: Part of Walmart’s 2026 program to remodel 72 Texas stores (650+ nationally). $2.5B invested in Texas over 5 years. Two Garland locations on remodel list. Sources: MySA; Dallas Morning News; VirtualBX; Yahoo Finance |
| Dallas — $1,338,800,000 (18 ZIP codes) 75203, 75206, 75207, 75208, 75210, 75215, 75217, 75220, 75227, 75229, 75230, 75231, 75233, 75238, 75248, 75249, 75252, 75254 Morgan Stanley — Proposed Dallas Operational Hub Company: Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) Project: Proposed $1.3B office tower in Uptown Dallas (~$684M permanent + ~$650M developer investment). Jobs: ~1,500 by 2031, 3,800 by 2035, up to 4,800 by 2039 (~5.8% of global workforce). Incentives: Dallas City Council approved $18.5M package (May 2026); over $780M capital investment cited. Status: Still under consideration as of Aug 2026. Governor Abbott addressed speculation at NYSE Texas event. Context: Part of “Y’all Street” financial firm expansion into North Texas. Sources: WFAA; Yahoo Finance; Dallas Business Journal; Dallas Express; TechStock² Trinity Strand Trail Hi Line Span — $8.8 Million Project: New pedestrian bridge at 1998 Hi Line Dr. connecting Trinity Strand, Circuit, and Katy Trails. Status: Construction contract approved by Dallas City Council on Feb 12, 2025. |
| Fort Worth — $876,000,000 (11 ZIP codes) 76102, 76105, 76110, 76116, 76123, 76132, 76133, 76134, 76155, 76177, 76179 Celestica — Advanced Manufacturing Campus Company: Celestica Inc. (Toronto‑based, NYSE: CLS) Announced: May 2026 Project: $876M investment for two production sites in AllianceTexas (Hillwood). 1M+ sq ft of advanced manufacturing/engineering space for data center and AI infrastructure. Jobs: 1,715+ new jobs at min. $75,000 avg. salary by end of 2029. Incentives: Tax abatement saving $41.7M over 10 years; city projects net $10.4M tax gain. Timeline: Operations by 2029 Context: Part of Celestica’s $1B global investment (Mexico, Japan, Thailand, U.S.) for hyperscale AI demand. Sources: Dallas Business Journal; Community Impact; Area Development; Dallas Morning News; Fort Worth Inc. |
| Richardson — $900,000,000 (1 ZIP code) 75081 Texas Instruments — $700 Million Semiconductor Fab Expansion Company: Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN) Announced: July 9, 2026 (with $33.6M Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund grant) Project: $700M capital investment to expand RFAB 300mm wafer fab capacity in Richardson. Sources: Community Impact; Dallas Business Journal; WBAP; San Angelo Live; Office of the Texas Governor Richardson 2026 Bond Program — $223.4 Million Project: Five propositions totaling $223.4M for streets ($115M), sidewalks ($10.5M rehab + $4.5M gaps), public safety, parks. Election: May 2, 2026 Note: No property tax rate increase anticipated. Richardson has a record $483M capital‑project portfolio in 2026. Sources: City of Richardson; City Council news; Community Impact |
| McKinney — Investment undisclosed (4 ZIP codes) 75069, 75070, 75071, 75072 McKinney Air Business Park Developer: CapRock Partners Project: Class A, two‑building, ~250,000 sq ft industrial complex on 15.3 acres adjacent to McKinney National Airport. For logistics, distribution, light manufacturing. Timeline: Site acquired Summer 2025; broke ground May 2026; completion Q1 2027. Context: CapRock’s second ground‑up Texas project. Sources: CapRock Partners; Community Impact; Dallas Business Journal; Bisnow |
| Bryan — Investment undisclosed (1 ZIP code) 77840 Amazon Delivery Station Company: Amazon Project: ~93,000 sq ft delivery station on Mumford Road. Status: Operational since Dec 2025; ribbon‑cutting April 24, 2026. Jobs: 150+ employees; up to 15,000 packages/day. Sources: City of Bryan; KBTX; KXXV; Fox 44 News |
| Waco — Investment undisclosed (2 ZIP codes) 76705, 76712 Waco Gateway Development Developer: Partners Real Estate / Partners Capital Project: Large‑scale commercial/retail development along I‑35 South. 153‑acre “Gateway Park” first acquisition. First sale: 4.74 acres to CarMax (April 30, 2026); another parcel under contract to an industrial developer. Public investment: City considering $51M contribution (including $3.5M for 28 acres) via TIF Zone 4. Private investment: Not publicly stated. Sources: Partners Real Estate; REJournals; Waco Bridge; KWTX |
| Katy — Investment undisclosed (1 ZIP code) 77450 NewQuest Mixed‑Use Development Developer: NewQuest (Houston‑based) Project: 18.5 acres at Morton & Porter Roads. 334‑unit apartment (11.8 acres) + retail center. Near youth sports complex and Katy Park. Context: NewQuest has major retail pipeline in Katy; Katy Prairie Business Park (~1.1M sq ft industrial) also under construction. Investment: Not publicly disclosed. Sources: Katy EDC; Houston Chronicle; REBusinessOnline; Covering Katy News; Community Impact |