Farmers and neighbors from Lockhart to rural counties are organizing against a flood of AI data‑center projects, citing water, noise and grid worries. The fights are reshaping local politics and county meetings.

A 705-acre Sabinal River ranch near Utopia is listed at $19.95M. The family-owned Lazy C Ranch includes guest buildings, a hangar and a grass airstrip.

River's Edge at Gruene is a 125-acre FM 306 development with homes, riverfront lots and a planned boutique hotel near Gruene.

A local hospitality joint venture led by Canco Construction bought a long-vacant East Side parcel near the Alamodome, adding private momentum to downtown plans.

H‑One's KTH is building a 300,000‑sq‑ft auto‑parts plant in Seguin with at least $100M in investment and roughly 170 jobs by 2031.

A taxpayer-backed plan to build mixed-income apartments at the Friedrich plant has stalled after demolition and $1.7M in TIRZ funds, and residents say they've been left waiting.

Dozens packed a public meeting in Jourdanton after a county notice flagged a possible data center. Residents warned it could strain water, farmland and local services.

Whitewater Amphitheater's operator filed Chapter 11 as a foreclosure loomed; the venue says summer concerts will continue while it seeks a buyer or reorganization.

Boomerang Industrial has started site work on STX Frio, a 325,274‑sf cold storage warehouse at FM 2252 in Schertz. The speculative project includes modern cold‑chain specs and public infrastructure support.

A planned $14M sale of most of Citigroup’s Far West Side campus collapsed this week, keeping the 36‑acre property on the market while Citi completes a nearby consolidation.

A state filing shows Sam’s Club plans a 166,000 sq ft, $24M warehouse at 3007 W. Loop 1604 South — its first West Side San Antonio location, due Nov. 2027.

Wilson Capital and Carlton Capital bought 1,736 acres in eastern Hays County for The Ridge, a master‑planned community projected to include more than 6,200 homes. Local approvals for a portion of the project are already moving forward while school and infrastructure timelines remain undetermined.

A plan to convert a contested corner of Lavaca into a park hit a snag after historic reviewers approved a commercial design; permits are now with city staff.