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While project’s like the proposed Solms Landing and new downtown improvements are looking to transform New Braunfels, a new live, work and play community is set to change the feel of the small city

Suburban counties in the Austin and San Antonio metropolitan areas were among the fastest-growing in the nation between 2016 and 2017, according to figures the Census Bureau released late Wednesday.

Traffic has become more congested in Comal County as the area has experienced consistent population growth since 2010. The area was ranked the second-fastest growing county in the nation, according to

Next month, one of the long serving figures of the New Braunfels community will step down from one of his many roles.

Rusty Brockman has been the vice president of economic development at the chamber

The city proposed a partnership with the New Braunfels Industrial Development Corporation (4B Board) at the 4B Board’s regular meeting on Thursday night for the acquisition of property to be used for

The city of New Braunfels has adopted an economic development strategic plan (2017-21) with five goals. They center on the topics of workforce housing, quality of place, entrepreneurship, regional

It was another year of growth for New Braunfels businesses as both large and small companies continued to come into and expand in the city.

About 450 new primary jobs created from 15 companies came to

Here’s a look at the buildnb.org’s “2012 Benchmark Study” of economic indicators:

• Population estimates: The city’s population has increased 48 percent since 2003, averaging 5 percent per year. The

Since it opened in May, Canadian General Towers U.S. LTD (CGT) has been growing. In fact, according to Ben Heersink, U.S. managing partner at CGT, the company is ahead of schedule.

“We just committed

Nearly a decade into planning and negotiations, the Veramendi master-planned development is “starting to heat up,” according to Stacy Snell, New Braunfels assistant director of planning and community