Editor's Note: This article has been updated with corrected timeline information from Century Communities.

Work will soon begin on Fulshear Junction, a new mixed-use development, near Downtown Fulshear.

A closer look

Representatives from Fulshear and the project’s developer, Century Communities, gathered April 1 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the 126.9-acre development located north of FM 1093 and west of Wallis Street, adjacent to the Polo Ranch community, officials announced in an April 29 news release.



The development was approved by Fulshear City Council last May, with a developer goal to promote community connectivity and spur economic development near downtown, project officials previously said.

Zooming in

Fulshear Junction—zoned to Lamar Consolidated ISD—aims to promote community elements such tree preservation, walkability and green spaces, officials previously said.

According to project officials, key elements include:
  • 251 single-family homes on 100 acres
  • Five commercial and mixed-use areas totaling 21.21 acres, which will feature shops, restaurants and offices, including a national day care facility already under contract
  • Parks
  • Recreational areas
  • 5.3-acre detention pond
"As the broker who facilitated the initial residential development transaction and subsequent commercial sales, it's been an incredible journey helping shape Fulshear Junction into a vibrant, community-centered destination," Re/MAX broker Tajana Surlan said. "This project brings together regional, national and local users to create a true live-work-play environment that reflects the hear of Fulshear—walkable, connected and built with purpose."


Notable quote

"Fulshear Junction is a special opportunity for homebuyers in the west Houston area, offering a truly walkable community with parks, trails and access to commercial amenities," Russell Edwards, Houston division president for Century Communities, said in the release. "And with beautiful floor plans that emphasize front-porch living, Fulshear Junction is uniquely designed to foster a sense of community."

Looking ahead

Developers expect to begin commercial construction at the end of the summer, followed by lot delivery for homes Sept. 1, Century Communities officials said in an email.


The developer agreement states only 100 homes can be built in the first 12 months, followed by 100 the next 12 months and the remaining following, officials previously said.