Lemon Creek Ranch Development Expands Boerne’s Growth Corridor

Boerne’s growth corridor along Interstate 10 continues its transformation with Lemon Creek Ranch—a 118-acre mixed-use development strategically positioned between San Antonio and Boerne that represents one of the Hill Country’s most ambitious commercial projects. Located at 9814 Lemon Creek Boulevard in northern Bexar County, this grocery-anchored development combines retail, restaurants, office space, residential units, and extensive green space centered around the natural beauty of the Texas landscape.

The project, developed by Valcor Commercial Real Estate, anchors around a 106,000-square-foot H-E-B that opened in March 2024 to tremendous community response. Additional phases now underway include confirmed tenants like Chase Bank (opening early 2026), Marble Slab Creamery, Jersey Mike’s Subs, and Pacific Dental Services, with construction on various retail and office buildings scheduled for completion throughout 2025 and 2026.

For real estate professionals tracking San Antonio’s expansion patterns, Lemon Creek Ranch provides critical insights into how northwest growth corridors are evolving. The development represents more than retail convenience—it signals sustained confidence in the I-10 corridor’s demographics, spending power, and long-term trajectory. Understanding these patterns helps buyers identify emerging value opportunities and sellers position properties to capture appreciation driven by infrastructure improvements.

WHY THIS MATTERS FOR SAN ANTONIO AND THE HILL COUNTRY

The Boerne-to-San Antonio corridor along I-10 continues experiencing tremendous expansion, driven by population growth, quality of life appeal, and strategic positioning between two major metros. Lemon Creek Ranch sits at the intersection of multiple growth trends reshaping northwest San Antonio and the Hill Country.

Demographic and Economic Drivers

Several converging factors make this corridor increasingly attractive:

POPULATION MIGRATION Boerne and surrounding areas consistently rank among Texas’s fastest-growing communities. Families relocating from Austin, California, and other high-cost markets seek Hill Country character, excellent schools, and relative affordability while maintaining convenient access to San Antonio employment centers.

EMPLOYMENT ACCESSIBILITY The I-10 corridor provides direct routes to downtown San Antonio (approximately 30 miles), medical center employment, JBSA installations, and emerging tech hubs. This accessibility without the congestion of central urban areas appeals to commuters prioritizing quality of life over ultra-short commutes.

RETIREMENT AND SECOND-HOME APPEAL Boerne’s Hill Country setting, moderate climate, low crime rates, and strong healthcare infrastructure attract retirees and second-home buyers. These demographics typically bring higher discretionary income supporting upscale retail and dining.

SCHOOL QUALITY Boerne Independent School District consistently ranks among Texas’s top systems, driving family migration and supporting home value premiums. Educational quality often outweighs other considerations for buyers with school-age children.

Infrastructure Investment Validates Growth

Lemon Creek Ranch represents substantial private-sector investment—over $118 million when accounting for all development phases including retail, office, residential, and infrastructure. This commitment reflects developer confidence validated by extensive market research, demographic analysis, and tenant pre-leasing.

H-E-B AS ANCHOR Texas’s most beloved grocer investing in a 106,000-square-foot store signals strong population density and spending power. H-E-B conducts rigorous site selection analyzing trade areas, competition, and growth trajectories. Their presence validates the corridor’s fundamentals and attracts complementary retail.

NATIONAL TENANTS FOLLOWING Chase Bank, Jersey Mike’s, and other national brands following H-E-B into the development demonstrates broad retail confidence. These chains conduct independent market analysis before committing to locations—their collective presence confirms the area’s viability.

RESIDENTIAL INTEGRATION The development includes 349 apartment units (The Calvert) under construction by Houston-based Allen Harrison Companies, plus additional residential phases planned. This live-work-play integration creates sustained customer bases supporting retail success while addressing regional housing demand.

Current Real Estate Market Context

Understanding Lemon Creek Ranch’s impact requires context of Boerne’s current real estate dynamics:

PRICE POINTS AND TRENDS Boerne median home prices show significant variance across data sources reflecting methodology differences and specific neighborhoods analyzed:

• Redfin reports $422,000 median (June 2025), down 16.4% year-over-year
• Rocket Homes shows $575,000 median (June 2025), down 0.9% year-over-year
• Movoto indicates $695,950 median (June 2025)
• Zillow reports average home value of $554,983

These disparities reflect Boerne’s diverse housing stock—from established neighborhoods closer to historic downtown to new construction in master-planned communities commanding premium pricing. Properties near amenity-rich developments like Lemon Creek Ranch typically trend toward higher valuations.

MARKET VELOCITY Days on market range from 69-95 days depending on source and month, representing more balanced conditions compared to the frenzied 2020-2022 period. Homes average approximately one offer before closing, indicating buyer selectivity rather than multiple-offer competition.

APPRECIATION TRAJECTORY Despite some year-over-year softening in certain data sets, long-term fundamentals remain strong. Five-year projections suggest 14-15% appreciation potential through 2030, supported by continued population growth, limited inventory relative to demand, and infrastructure improvements.

COMMUNITY OVERVIEW: LEMON CREEK RANCH AND THE I-10 CORRIDOR

Development Specifications

Lemon Creek Ranch encompasses 118 acres transforming what developers describe as “the final large contiguous piece of undeveloped frontage between San Antonio and Boerne” into a comprehensive mixed-use community:

LOCATION AND ACCESS

• Address: 9814 Lemon Creek Boulevard, Boerne, TX 78015
• Positioned on the east side of I-10, north of Dietz-Elkhorn Road
• Highly visible from Interstate 10 with dedicated access points
• Borders Balcones Creek, incorporating natural water features
• Approximately 25 miles north of downtown San Antonio

RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL COMPONENTS

Phase 1 (Largely Complete or Underway):

• 106,000-square-foot H-E-B (opened March 2024)
• 85,000+ square feet of additional retail, office, and restaurant space
• Three-story office building with approximately 65,000 square feet total (first floor: 25,000 sq ft, second floor: 24,000 sq ft, third floor: 16,000 sq ft)
• Multiple pad sites ranging from 5,400 to 7,000 square feet for freestanding restaurants or retail
• 24,000 square feet of retail space across from H-E-B parking lot

Confirmed Tenants:

• H-E-B (open)
• Chase Bank (3,000 sq ft, opening early 2026)
• Marble Slab Creamery (opening 2026)
• Jersey Mike’s Subs (opening 2026)
• Pacific Dental Services (opening 2026)
• Additional tenants in negotiation for remaining spaces

Future Development:

• 18,000-square-foot retail/restaurant site along Dietz-Elkhorn Road
• 14,000-square-foot retail space on back portion of property
• Hotel component in planning stages
• Additional office and entertainment venues

RESIDENTIAL COMPONENTS

The Calvert Apartments:

• 349 units across six three-story buildings
• Developed by Houston-based Allen Harrison Companies
• 12-acre site within Lemon Creek Ranch
• First units expected to deliver 2025-2026
• Amenities: pool, beer garden, community courtyard, dog park, 24-hour fitness center, resident clubhouse with co-working space, parcel delivery services

Ponderosa at Lemon Creek:

• $1.25 million leasing office and clubhouse
• Groundbreaking scheduled January 7, 2026
• May be associated with additional luxury apartment phases
• Exact unit count and specifications pending confirmation

Additional Residential Phases:

• Townhomes planned for future phases
• Additional multi-family components under consideration
• Master-plan flexibility allows response to market demand

GREEN SPACE AND AMENITIES

The development distinguishes itself through extensive natural integration:

• Two bodies of living water incorporated into design
• Approximately 2 miles of walking trails throughout property
• 25+ acres dedicated to park space and green areas
• Tree-lined paths connecting retail, office, and residential components
• Outdoor gathering spaces and community courtyards
• Natural landscape preservation emphasizing Hill Country character

This “live-work-play” design creates destination appeal beyond typical retail strips—encouraging extended visits, repeat trips, and community gathering that benefits all tenants through increased foot traffic and resident loyalty.

Surrounding Geographic Context

Lemon Creek Ranch sits at a strategic convergence point:

PROXIMITY TO KEY COMMUNITIES

• Fair Oaks Ranch: Immediately adjacent, upscale community with strong demographics
• Boerne: 5-10 minutes north, established Hill Country city with historic downtown
• Leon Springs: 10 minutes south, growing San Antonio neighborhood
• The Dominion: 12-15 minutes southeast, luxury residential development
• Kendall County growth areas: Serving expanding population north of Boerne

I-10 CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT The Interstate 10 corridor from San Antonio through Boerne has emerged as a premier growth zone characterized by:

• Master-planned communities (Veramendi, Esperanza, others)
• Commercial nodes at major intersections
• Improved infrastructure including highway expansions
• Growing employment centers including healthcare and professional services
• Tourism infrastructure supporting Hill Country visitors

Lemon Creek Ranch fills a critical gap in this corridor—providing comprehensive retail and services for a population that previously drove further for amenities or relied on aging commercial strips lacking modern infrastructure.

REAL ESTATE IMPACT

Mixed-use developments like Lemon Creek Ranch create multifaceted real estate impacts affecting residential values, commercial leasing, and investment opportunities across surrounding areas.

Residential Value Enhancement

Proximity to quality retail and services consistently correlates with home value appreciation through several mechanisms:

CONVENIENCE PREMIUM Homebuyers prioritize access to daily needs without extensive drives. Properties within 5-10 minutes of comprehensive shopping save residents 30-60 minutes daily compared to those requiring trips across town. This time savings translates to lifestyle quality that buyers increasingly value and pay premiums to secure.

PERCEPTION AND PRESTIGE Developments featuring upscale anchors like H-E-B Plus (with enhanced selections), national brands, and attractive design elevate perceptions of surrounding neighborhoods. The “address appeal” factor—being near desirable destinations—influences buyer decisions even when actual usage frequency doesn’t justify rational premiums.

RESALE ADVANTAGES Homes marketed with proximity to popular retail nodes sell faster and attract broader buyer pools. Listing descriptions highlighting “minutes from Lemon Creek Ranch” or “convenient to H-E-B and Chase Bank” create concrete lifestyle advantages that generic location descriptions cannot match.

LONG-TERM STABILITY Areas with expanding amenities show more resilient values during market corrections. Buyers and appraisers recognize infrastructure investments as indicators of sustained demand, reducing risk perceptions that might otherwise pressure pricing during economic uncertainty.

Geographic Value Patterns

Expected appreciation patterns based on Lemon Creek Ranch’s development:

IMMEDIATE PROXIMITY (1-3 MILES)

• Fair Oaks Ranch subdivisions, particularly newer phases
• Developing neighborhoods along Dietz-Elkhorn Road and Old Fredericksburg Road
• Properties with direct visibility or access to development
• Expected premium: 3-7% above comparable homes farther from amenities over 3-5 years

SECONDARY ZONE (3-7 MILES)

• Established Boerne neighborhoods gaining convenience access
• Leon Springs areas seeing reduced travel time to quality retail
• The Dominion and Cordillera benefiting from additional service options
• Expected benefit: 2-4% incremental appreciation from baseline over 3-5 years

BROADER CORRIDOR (I-10 BETWEEN SAN ANTONIO AND BOERNE)

• Enhanced perception of entire corridor as “arrived” rather than emerging
• Reduced stigma about living between cities rather than within them
• Validation of lifestyle choice for remote workers and commuters
• Expected impact: Market velocity improvements and reduced days on market

Price Point Analysis

Boerne’s diverse housing stock shows different responsiveness to amenity development:

The sweet spot for maximum appreciation impact typically falls in the $450,000-$650,000 range where buyers balance lifestyle amenities with budget constraints. These households most value convenience and actively seek neighborhoods offering it.

Commercial Real Estate Implications

Lemon Creek Ranch’s success creates ripple effects throughout the corridor’s commercial market:

RETAIL LEASING PRESSURE Older shopping centers along I-10 and in nearby communities must compete with modern infrastructure, ample parking, and high-traffic positioning. This pressure drives:

• Renovation investments by existing landlords seeking to retain tenants
• Rent reductions for properties unable to justify premium rates
• Repositioning strategies (medical office conversions, service-focused rather than retail)
• Potential redevelopment of underperforming centers

OFFICE MARKET EXPANSION Lemon Creek Ranch’s substantial office component (65,000+ square feet) brings Class A office space to an area previously dominated by older suburban product. This attracts:

• Professional services firms serving growing population
• Healthcare practitioners seeking modern facilities near residential density
• Regional offices for companies with San Antonio headquarters
• Tech and creative businesses seeking Hill Country lifestyle for employees

HOSPITALITY OPPORTUNITIES The planned hotel component responds to existing demand including:

• Hill Country tourists seeking convenient access to Boerne attractions
• Business travelers visiting local companies
• Extended-stay visitors house-hunting or relocating
• Weekend visitors from San Antonio seeking resort-style staycations

Investment Strategy Considerations

For real estate investors, Lemon Creek Ranch’s development trajectory suggests several opportunities:

RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTIES Single-family homes within 5-mile radius of the development present strong rental fundamentals:

• Target market: professionals, families, military from JBSA
• Rental premium potential: 5-10% above comparable homes farther from amenities
• Occupancy advantages: reduced vacancy periods during tenant transitions
• Long-term appreciation: benefits from corridor improvements

Multi-Family Development Sites Remaining land parcels near Lemon Creek Ranch suitable for apartment or townhome development may offer value-add opportunities. The success of The Calvert (349 units leasing before completion) validates multi-family demand. Key considerations:

• Zoning and land use approvals
• Proximity to employment corridors
• Competition from The Calvert and Ponderosa projects
• Construction cost versus achievable rents

Commercial Pad Sites Outlying parcels along I-10 corridor suitable for retail, restaurants, or service businesses may benefit from increased traffic and visibility created by Lemon Creek Ranch. Quick-service restaurants, convenience stores, and automotive services particularly benefit from destination retail drawing traffic past their locations.

EXPERT INSIGHT FROM TAMI PRICE, BROKER ASSOCIATE

“Every new development like Lemon Creek Ranch adds value for nearby homeowners,” explains Tami Price, Broker Associate with Real Broker, LLC. “It’s not just about convenience—it’s about long-term stability and growth that enhances the community experience. When you see H-E-B investing over $100 million in a store, followed by Chase Bank, national restaurant chains, and apartment developers all choosing the same corridor, that’s institutional validation of the area’s trajectory.”

Price emphasizes how development timing affects buyer strategy: “Buyers who understand these patterns can position themselves ahead of broader market recognition. Right now, homes within 5-10 minutes of Lemon Creek Ranch may not yet fully reflect the convenience premium they’ll command in 2-3 years once all phases are complete and residents experience the lifestyle enhancement daily. That gap represents opportunity for informed buyers.”

Regarding Boerne’s affordability concerns, Price provides context: “Yes, Boerne prices have risen significantly—median prices in the $400,000s to $600,000s depending on neighborhood and data source. But compare that to Austin’s $550,000+ median or California markets many relocaters come from, and Boerne still offers relative value. The key is understanding which specific neighborhoods and price points offer the best combination of current value and appreciation potential.”

Price also addresses the broader I-10 corridor opportunity: “Lemon Creek Ranch isn’t isolated—it’s part of systematic corridor improvement including highway expansions, new schools, medical facilities, and master-planned communities. Buyers focusing solely on Boerne city limits may miss excellent opportunities in Fair Oaks Ranch, Leon Springs, or unincorporated areas that benefit equally from these amenities while offering different price points or lot sizes.”

Finally, Price highlights often-overlooked considerations: “For buyers prioritizing resale flexibility—military families facing future PCS, remote workers who might relocate, or investors—proximity to major amenities significantly reduces market risk. Even during slower markets, homes near quality retail and services maintain buyer interest because they solve daily lifestyle needs. That resilience matters when life circumstances change unexpectedly.”

THREE KEY TAKEAWAYS

1. Lemon Creek Ranch Brings Comprehensive Amenities to Boerne-Area Residents by 2025-2026

The 118-acre development anchored by H-E-B (already open) will complete multiple retail, dining, office, and residential phases throughout 2025-2026. Confirmed tenants including Chase Bank, Marble Slab, Jersey Mike’s, and Pacific Dental provide daily convenience while extensive green space and trail systems create destination appeal. This represents the most significant commercial development along the I-10 corridor between San Antonio and Boerne, filling a critical gap in services for the area’s rapidly growing population.

2. The I-10 Corridor Remains Among the Most Desirable Growth Areas in the Hill Country

Strategic positioning between San Antonio employment centers and Boerne’s Hill Country lifestyle creates sustained demand from diverse buyer segments. Excellent schools (Boerne ISD), relatively affordable pricing compared to Austin, no state income tax, and expanding infrastructure drive continued migration. Institutional investment from major retailers, banks, and residential developers validates the corridor’s long-term fundamentals, reducing risk for homebuyers and investors entering the market.

3. Real Estate Demand Continues Rising as Expanded Amenities and Connectivity Come Online

Properties within 5-10 minutes of Lemon Creek Ranch should experience appreciation premiums of 3-7% above comparable homes farther from amenities over 3-5 year periods. Homes in the $450,000-$650,000 range particularly benefit as target buyers (families, professionals, relocators) highly value convenience. Market velocity improvements—reduced days on market and broader buyer interest—provide additional benefits for sellers. Long-term corridor fundamentals support sustained appreciation as infrastructure improvements compound.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When will Lemon Creek Ranch be fully complete and operational?

Lemon Creek Ranch represents a multi-phase development unfolding over several years. The 106,000-square-foot H-E-B anchor opened in March 2024 and is fully operational. Additional retail and restaurant tenants including Chase Bank, Marble Slab Creamery, and Jersey Mike’s are scheduled to open throughout 2026, with specific completion dates varying by individual build-outs. The 349-unit Calvert apartment community will deliver first units in 2025-2026. Office buildings and additional retail phases will complete on rolling timelines through 2026 and potentially beyond as market demand dictates. The Ponderosa clubhouse component breaks ground January 7, 2026. Essentially, the development will continue evolving through at least 2026 with potential additional phases extending beyond.

What businesses are confirmed for Lemon Creek Ranch?

Confirmed tenants as of November 2025 include:

• H-E-B (106,000 sq ft) – Open since March 2024
• Chase Bank (3,000 sq ft) – Opening early 2026
• Marble Slab Creamery – Opening 2026
• Jersey Mike’s Subs – Opening 2026
• Pacific Dental Services – Opening 2026
• The Calvert Apartments (349 units) – Leasing 2025-2026
• Ponderosa at Lemon Creek (leasing office/clubhouse) – Opening 2026

Additional retail, restaurant, and office tenants are in negotiation for remaining spaces totaling approximately 85,000+ square feet of leasable area, but specific names have not been publicly announced. The development continues actively marketing available spaces to prospective tenants.

How does Lemon Creek Ranch affect nearby Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch home values?

Proximity to quality retail and services typically creates 3-7% appreciation premiums over 3-5 year periods compared to similar homes farther from amenities. This manifests through faster sales velocity (reduced days on market), broader buyer interest, and ability to command slightly higher prices during negotiations. Fair Oaks Ranch properties immediately adjacent to the development benefit most directly, while homes within 5-10 minute drives in Boerne, Leon Springs, and surrounding areas see secondary benefits. Long-term, infrastructure improvements like Lemon Creek Ranch enhance corridor perception and reduce market risk during economic slowdowns—areas with strong amenities show more resilient values during corrections.

Is Boerne still affordable, or has it become too expensive?

Affordability depends on perspective and comparison points. Boerne median home prices range from $422,000 to $575,000 depending on data source and specific neighborhoods analyzed—significantly higher than San Antonio’s overall median around $297,000. However, compared to Austin ($550,000+ median), California markets many relocators come from, or luxury Hill Country communities, Boerne offers relative value. The market has softened slightly from 2021-2022 peaks, creating better conditions for buyers than recent hyper-competitive periods. Affordability concerns are valid for buyers with limited budgets, but the market remains accessible for households earning above-median incomes or those leveraging home equity from higher-cost markets.

What other developments are happening along the I-10 corridor near Boerne?

The I-10 corridor between San Antonio and Boerne features multiple significant projects:

• Veramendi – Large master-planned community with residential, retail, and recreational components
• Esperanza – Growing residential development with schools and parks
• Various commercial nodes at major I-10 intersections
• Infrastructure improvements including highway expansions and interchange upgrades
• Healthcare facilities serving growing population
• Hospitality developments supporting Hill Country tourism

This systematic growth reflects coordinated public and private investment transforming the corridor from rural to suburban over the past decade, with momentum expected to continue through at least 2030.

Should I buy in Boerne now or wait for prices to drop further?

Market timing decisions depend on individual circumstances, but several considerations apply:

Reasons to buy now:

• Interest rate environment (while not ideal) shows signs of stabilizing rather than rising further
• Slightly softer conditions provide negotiating leverage absent during 2020-2022
• Infrastructure improvements like Lemon Creek Ranch will likely support values going forward
• Waiting risks missing inventory as other buyers share similar strategies
• Long-term fundamentals (population growth, limited supply, corridor improvements) remain strong

Reasons to wait:

• Some data suggests potential 1-2% additional softening possible in 2025-2026
• Interest rate reductions in 2025-2026 might improve affordability through lower payments rather than lower prices
• Increased inventory provides better selection and leverage for choosy buyers

Generally, buyers planning 5+ year ownership horizons should prioritize finding the right property at fair pricing rather than attempting to time market bottoms precisely. Transaction costs and life disruption from moving multiple times typically exceed modest savings from perfect timing.

What makes Lemon Creek Ranch different from typical shopping centers?

Lemon Creek Ranch distinguishes itself through comprehensive integration rather than single-purpose retail:

• Mixed-use design combining retail, office, residential, and extensive green space
• Destination experience with 2 miles of walking trails, two water bodies, parks creating reasons to linger
• Architectural cohesion emphasizing Hill Country aesthetic rather than generic strip mall design
• Scale and completeness providing comprehensive services (groceries, banking, dining, healthcare, office) within single walkable development
• Community gathering spaces designed for events, socializing, and neighborhood connection

This approach creates higher-quality tenant mix, better long-term performance, and stronger impacts on surrounding residential values compared to conventional shopping centers focused solely on transaction efficiency.

Are there investment opportunities for real estate investors at Lemon Creek Ranch?

Direct investment opportunities within Lemon Creek Ranch itself are largely committed, with retail spaces leasing to commercial tenants and residential components developed by institutional partners. However, indirect opportunities include:

• Residential rentals within 5-mile radius benefiting from amenity proximity
• Adjacent land parcels suitable for complementary uses (additional multi-family, retail, service businesses)
• Value-add properties in surrounding areas that benefit from corridor improvements but haven’t adjusted pricing yet
• Fix-and-flip opportunities in older Boerne neighborhoods gaining enhanced convenience
• Build-to-rent communities meeting demand from buyers priced out of homeownership

Investors should conduct thorough due diligence on specific opportunities, but the broader corridor’s fundamentals support various investment strategies for those with appropriate capital, risk tolerance, and time horizons.

THE BOTTOM LINE

Lemon Creek Ranch represents a defining project for Boerne’s I-10 corridor, transforming 118 acres into a comprehensive mixed-use community that elevates the area’s retail, dining, and lifestyle offerings. The development’s scale, quality, and tenant roster—anchored by H-E-B and including Chase Bank, national restaurants, apartments, and extensive green space—validates the corridor’s growth trajectory and creates lasting impacts on surrounding real estate values.

For homeowners in Fair Oaks Ranch, Boerne, Leon Springs, and nearby communities, Lemon Creek Ranch enhances property values through convenience premiums, improved market perception, and reduced days on market during resale. Properties within 5-10 minutes of the development should experience measurable appreciation benefits over 3-5 year periods, particularly homes in the $450,000-$650,000 range where target buyers most highly value amenity access.

For buyers evaluating the I-10 corridor, Lemon Creek Ranch exemplifies why this area continues attracting migration from Austin, California, and other high-cost markets. The combination of Hill Country natural beauty, excellent schools (Boerne ISD), relative affordability compared to alternatives, no state income tax, and expanding infrastructure creates compelling value propositions for diverse buyer segments—from families and professionals to retirees and remote workers.

For investors, the corridor’s fundamentals support various strategies including residential rentals, value-add opportunities, and complementary commercial developments. The key involves recognizing that Lemon Creek Ranch is one component of systematic corridor improvement including highway expansions, new schools, healthcare facilities, and master-planned communities. These compounding investments reduce market risk and support sustained appreciation.

Current market conditions—with some price softening from 2021-2022 peaks, increased inventory, and longer market times—provide better buyer positioning than the frenzied competition of recent years. This normalization doesn’t signal weakness but rather healthy balance allowing informed decision-making rather than panic bidding.

Looking forward, the I-10 corridor between San Antonio and Boerne will continue evolving through at least the end of this decade. Lemon Creek Ranch’s completion through 2026 marks a milestone in this evolution, establishing a new standard for Hill Country mixed-use development and influencing how subsequent projects approach design, tenant mix, and community integration.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing in Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, or the greater I-10 corridor, understanding how local growth affects home values is essential. Contact Tami Price, Broker Associate with Real Broker, LLC at 210-620-6681 or visit www.tamiprice.com for expert guidance on Hill Country real estate. With deep knowledge of northwest San Antonio’s growth patterns and commitment to client success, Tami helps buyers and sellers navigate the market with confidence and strategic insight.

DISCLAIMER

This blog post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, or real estate advice. Development timelines, tenant announcements, and opening dates are subject to change by developers and businesses. Real estate market data represents conditions at time of writing and may fluctuate. Home values are influenced by multiple factors beyond proximity to retail developments. Readers should conduct independent research and consult with qualified real estate professionals before making property decisions. Tami Price, Broker Associate, is licensed in Texas with Real Broker, LLC. Equal Housing Opportunity.