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Multifamily housing and master-planned communities in San Marcos, Buda and Kyle are expanding. Residents will see the local housing market grow with active construction on mixed-use developments and move-in-ready communities.
Check out six multifamily and master-planned developments from across the cities.
San Marcos
Heritage at Cottonwood Creek
The multifamily community began accepting lease applications in early February and welcomed its first residents in April. The complex features floor plans with one, two and three bedrooms and has a variety of amenities, including a fitness center, sports courts and a fenced-in dog park.
The Woodfield Development property began moving residents into its 360-unit, 10-building complex in early April. The property has multiple amenities, such as a clubhouse, pool, outdoor fire pit lounge and dog spa with surface parking and private garages on approximately 22 acres in San Marcos.
Persimmon
The master-planned community began its phase one development in 2025 and now has a number of move-in-ready floor plans available. The community spans across 775 acres and features amenities such as a resort-style pool, pickleball courts and a variety of trails and green spaces.
The Buda Economic Development Corporation’s featured city apartment complex offers 10-foot ceilings, wide plank flooring and crown moldings. The community features a trellis-covered outdoor kitchen and conversational lounge, a private indoor tanning facility and valet trash services.
Caroline at Marketplace
Construction on the $48.5 million multifamily development was set to begin this spring. The project’s construction is expected to be done in March 2028, according to a TDLR filing. The community will be made up of seven buildings totaling more than 383,000 square feet.
The 101-acre mixed-use project broke ground Feb. 4. The development will bring over 400 multifamily apartments, as well as retail stores, restaurants and green space. The project is the largest private investment in the city’s history at an estimated $250 million.
