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While many businesses were forced to close their doors as a result of the epidemic, one College Station man was motivated to start his own from the ground up. His new business endeavor was inspired by the popular mobile application Tik Tok. The process of taking photos in an interactive selfie museum may be straightforward, …

In College Station, A Unique New Business Hopes To ‘Capture’ The Hearts of Citizens Read More »

The City of College Station is optimistic about the future, thanks to the influx of new enterprises and residential developments. A representative from the City of College Station’s Economic Development Department said the pandemic slowed some growth, but did not completely halt the process. We’re excited about the amount of growth we’re experiencing.” We are …

Despite A “Dip” In Revenue Due to The Pandemic, College Station’s Expansion Continues Read More »

New enterprises are flocking to Bryan-College Station as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted and the economy improves. Several businesses in College Station were affected by the pandemic, but the city’s economic development team and business owners are optimistic that they will reopen this year. New restaurants, businesses, and grocery stores are springing up in vacant spaces, …

College Station Is Attracting New Businesses as The Economy Improves Read More »

An investment firm in College Station, Stafford Barrett, has purchased a 42-acre parcel of land in the city, claiming it to be the largest commercial real estate transaction in the history of Brazos County. Pebble Creek Development previously held the land, which is located off of State Highway 6 and William D. Fitch Parkway in …

A 42-Acre City Property Has Been Purchased by College Station Brokerage Firms Read More »