Katy and Fulshear are seeing a growth in commercial development with several projects underway or beginning soon.
This list is not comprehensive and includes the most up-to-date information received as of press time.
1. NewQuest development
Project: The 18.5-acre development, which is currently unnamed, is slated to house multitenant retail buildings and a modern farmhouse-style residential complex.
Update: The project was announced by NewQuest in May with construction anticipated to begin in early 2027.
2. The Green at Katy Park
Project: The 46.27-acre mixed-use district by developer Read King will bring green space, retail and restaurants north of I-10 in a two-phased project.
Update: Officials confirmed they have executed leases with Chipotle, 7 Brew and Taco Bell.
3. Fulshear Central
Project: The 23-acre mixed-use development by Janapriya Upscale will feature retail and office buildings, a lake, a green area and a coffee or ice cream shop.
Update: Officials broke ground on the project last July.
4. Texas Heritage Marketplace
Project: The 165-acre, $400 million development is anticipated to have more than 1 million square feet of retail, restaurants and medical office space.
Update: Officials said 85%-90% of the development has been preleased.
5. Elyson Town Center
Project: The 11-building development is anticipated to have more than 190,000 square feet of retail, restaurants and professional services. Four buildings will have second-story apartments.
Update: The development has 16 signed deals with businesses including First Watch, Chipotle and Playa Bowls as well as several lease deals underway.
6. Fulshear Junction
Project: The 126.9-acre development features 251 single-family homes on 100 acres; five commercial and mixed-use areas totaling 21.21 acres; shops, restaurants; offices; a national day care facility; parks; recreational areas; and a 5.3-acre detention pond.
Update: Several businesses are set to begin construction including a PitStop Express and the first units of office condos.
7. The Dryer
Project: Owner Hadi “Andrew” Nurcahya said the rest of Phase 2 will involve building vendor spaces inside a shipping container and a model train building. The third phase will feature a three-story building with a food hall, offices and event/party space.
Update: Phase 2 is expected to be completed by the end of July. The timeline for Phase 3 is still being finalized.