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Dovetail Condominiums is located at 630 and 634 Central Parkway in New Braunfels. (Ethan Thomas/Community Impact)

62-unit condominium development now complete in New Braunfels

By Ethan Thomas

Dovetail, a 62-unit condominium development located at 630 and 634 Central Parkway in New Braunfels, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 11.

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