Space: 150 acres
Timeline: completion in 2022
Cathedral Lakes work continues, to be completed by 2022
The Cathedral Lakes development is located off I-45. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Work continues on Cathedral Lakes, a 150-acre mixed-use development near I-45 and Spring Creek. Upon the anticipated completion in 2022, the development will feature single-family and multifamily residences, a hotel, a medical resort and a Lexus dealership, according to information from the leasing agent.
Space: 150 acres
Timeline: completion in 2022
Space: 150 acres
Timeline: completion in 2022
By Andrew Christman
Andrew joined Community Impact Newspaper in early 2019 after moving from Indiana. He is a 2015 graduate from Indiana State University, where he received degrees in English and journalism. He has written for a number of small town publications throughout his career as a reporter.
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