Growth & Development · The Index
Nothing on this page is published without a source and a verification date. Every entry below follows the status legend, and each one links to the agency or reporting that documents it. If an item cannot be sourced, it does not appear here.
The Legend
Development reporting is full of exaggeration, so this index treats status as a discipline. Each published entry carries exactly one status from the legend, the source that documents it, and the date it was verified. Items that cannot clear that bar are marked below as unsupported and excluded from the table.
Transportation
TxDOT's Loop 1604 North program; the segment from SH 16 to I-10 reached roughly 90 percent completion in May 2025, with flyover ramps at the I-10 interchange opening in phases through 2025 and remaining work continuing into 2026-2028.
Source: KENS 5 / TxDOT project reporting
TxDOT's multi-stage I-10 West effort. Mainlane widening largely completed through 2024, with continued access-road and turnaround work at interchanges including Boerne Stage Road, Ralph Fair Road, and Fair Oaks Parkway.
Source: TxDOT project records
TxDOT and the City of Boerne have studied separate turn lanes along the frontage roads and reconstruction of the I-10 bridge at Scenic Loop Road. The project remains in the proposal and study stage.
Source: TxDOT project page
Transportation projects in the Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch area with roughly $18 million in funding, partly from the City of Boerne and Kendall County, with work scheduled across 2025-2028.
Source: Community Impact (January 2026)
Bexar County roadway reconstruction covering utility replacement, drainage improvements, and a new bridge, with a budget in the area of $13.25 million and work continuing into 2027.
Residential
An amended development agreement (May 2025) reduced the plan from 645 to 278 custom homes on roughly one-acre lots off Ammann Road. The preliminary plat for Phase 1 was approved by the Fair Oaks Ranch City Council in February 2026.
A utility services agreement approved in May 2025 covers an 80.69-acre portion of a 160-acre undeveloped tract near Ralph Fair Road, with water and wastewater expansion anticipated.
Source: Community Impact (May 2025)
The Boerne-area master-planned community continues to deliver homes with multiple national builders active on site, extending the corridor's new-construction inventory.
Method
The source hierarchy is: municipal and county governments, appraisal districts, state agencies, school districts, TEA and TxDOT, the Texas Comptroller, then builders and HOAs for their own projects. Professional news reporting is used as documentation, never as the authority itself. Third-party real estate sites supplement, and only where they align with a primary source.
Currency
Every entry carries the date it was last verified against its source, shown on each card. Statuses change as plats are approved, work breaks ground, and programs are revised. Before relying on any entry for a decision, follow the source link and check its current status.
Development changes school boundaries, tax burdens, and comparable sales, which is why the growth index connects to the school, tax, and buying guides.
Advisory
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Last reviewed: . This page is educational reference material, not an appraisal, tax, or legal opinion. Verify jurisdiction, school assignment, and tax details for any specific property with the applicable county, district, or city office.
