Chris Ramirez, Corpus Christi Caller‑Times Published 5:02 p.m. CT Feb. 9, 2017 | Updated 6:32 p.m. CT Feb. 9, 2017   A federal judge on Thursday threw out a lawsuit that could have halted plans to construct a mixed‑use development on a former golf course. The Dallas firm behind the project is ready to go to …

I‑20 corridor plans call for townhouses, retail, apartments and offices By STEVE BROWN Real Estate Editor [email protected] REAL ESTATE A big mixed‑use project in the works for far southern Dallas would be the first such development in the Interstate 20 corridor. Centurion American Development Group is getting approvals for the almost 275‑ acre project at …

A big mixed‑use project in the works on the southern edge of Dallas would be the first such development in the Interstate 20 corridor. Centurion American Development Group is getting approvals for the almost 275‑acre project at I‑20 and Lancaster Road. The development would include sites for construction of townhouses, apartments, retail, office and hotels. Dallas city …

CORPUS CHRISTI (KIII NEWS) – With all the legal challenges delaying the Barisi Village project at the Pharoah Valley golf course, why is the developer not giving up? That was the question 3News put to developer Jeff Blackard on a visit to the site Thursday morning during a walking tour of the tennis courts. “If …

Ennis Joslin Road not only runs along the campus of A&M Corpus Christi, it is playing a big role in the school’s expansion. Lots of University students call many of the apartments along Ennis Joslin ‘home’ and with the University expanding, so is the housing market.  Driving along Ennis Joslin this is what you’ll see: …

With the recent extension of the EB‑5 program, we can expect to continue to see monies from China being invested in local projects. I believe it’s common knowledge that the Chinese have been very involved with the EB‑5 program for quite a few years now, mostly on the East and West coasts. However, more recently …