New Braunfels Southside Retail Boom: $2.9M Pecan Crossing Project

The Southside of New Braunfels is heating up and not just from Hill Country sunshine. Developers have announced a $2.9 million project called Pecan Crossing Retail, a new commercial space bringing nearly 15,000 square feet of storefronts, cafes, and services near FM 725.
This addition cements New Braunfels as one of the fastest-growing cities between San Antonio and Austin, offering residents more local conveniences and lifestyle options while supporting the area’s booming housing market.
Why This Matters for San Antonio and the I-35 Corridor
San Antonio’s northern growth corridor has steadily pushed into New Braunfels, creating a seamless blend of metro and Hill Country living. Developments like Pecan Crossing Retail add essential retail and dining space to keep pace with residential growth — particularly in master-planned communities such as Voss Farms, Avery Park, and Solms Landing.
This isn’t isolated development — it’s part of a regional evolution connecting the economies of San Antonio and Austin. For residents, it means more shopping, dining, and entertainment options right at home, reducing commute times and strengthening local community ties.

Real Estate Impact
Retail investment tends to precede strong housing demand. With new commercial centers on the rise, neighborhoods around FM 725 and SH 46 are becoming even more desirable. For homebuyers, that means appreciating values and improved amenities.
Builders are taking notice too. Expect to see continued construction of single-family homes, new townhome clusters, and small commercial pads over the next 24 months — particularly in Southside New Braunfels.

Expert Insight from Tami Price
“The growth between San Antonio and Austin just keeps connecting,” says Tami Price, REALTOR® | Broker Associate with Real Broker, LLC. “When you see retail following rooftops, that’s the sign of a strong market. Pecan Crossing Retail is one of those key projects that turn neighborhoods into thriving communities.”
Three Key Takeaways
- $2.9M Pecan Crossing Retail project: 14,748 sq ft of new commercial space near FM 725.
- Retail meets rooftops: Development follows steady housing growth in Southside New Braunfels.
- Regional growth corridor: Strengthens the link between San Antonio’s north side and Austin’s southern suburbs.
The Bottom Line
The Pecan Crossing Retail project signals continued confidence in New Braunfels’ long-term growth story. As Southside developments multiply, expect more businesses, amenities, and property value appreciation across the region.
FAQs
Q1: When will Pecan Crossing Retail open?
A: Construction is expected to begin in late 2025, with completion in 2026.
Q2: Where is the project located?
A: Near FM 725, part of the Southside New Braunfels expansion zone.
Q3: What kind of tenants are expected?
A: Boutique retail, cafés, and service-based businesses that serve nearby residents.
Q4: How does this affect nearby home values?
A: New retail development typically enhances property appeal and convenience, often increasing demand.
Q5: How far is it from San Antonio?
A: Roughly 30–35 minutes from northeast San Antonio, making it a prime location for commuters.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, understanding how local growth affects home values is essential. Contact Tami Price, REALTOR®, at 210-620-6681.
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