Port Oconnor, TX Construction Projects

What's being built in Port Oconnor — 2 projects on file from Texas public records

2
Total Projects
$780K
Total Investment
2
New Construction
0
Renovations
0K
Total Sq Ft
$390K
Avg. Value

What is being built in Port Oconnor, Texas?

Port Oconnor, Texas has 2 construction and development projects on file worth $780K — 2 new construction and 0 renovations or remodels. Each record is a real filing from Texas public construction records and names the project, its declared value and the date it was registered.

What new businesses are coming to Port Oconnor?

The most recently filed new-construction projects in Port Oconnor are PORT O'CONNOR LIBRARY ($600K), PORT O'CONNOR BAIT SHOP ($180K). A new-construction filing is the earliest public signal that something new is being built, usually well before it opens, so this list leads street-level visibility rather than following it.

Calhoun County Economy

Driving Port Oconnor construction · FRED

Unemployment:4.5%
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Compare project scale, registration dates, and locations across 2 loaded TDLR filings. This is the loaded selection, not a measure of every project in the market.

Port Oconnor
Estimated construction value$780KSum of 2 shown records with value
Records in view2 / 2Ready to inspect and compare
Largest record’s share76.9%Share of reported value shown
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Construction & Development in Port Oconnor, Texas

Port Oconnor is experiencing significant construction and development activity with 2 registered projects valued at $780K. The city's development portfolio includes 2 new construction projects and 0 renovation projects, representing — square feet of built space across commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments.

Development Activity

  • 2 new construction projects (100%)
  • 0 renovation/remodel projects (0%)
  • Average project value: $390K

Key Players

Port Oconnor's construction market features 2 major property owners and 2 active design firms driving development across the city.

Leading developers include FRIENDS OF THE PORT O'CONNOR LIBRARY and REB TX LAND PROPERTIES LLC, working with architecture firms such as GARY HALEPESKA and QUADRO ARCHITECTURE LLC.

Our database tracks all TDLR-registered construction projects in Port Oconnor. Projects span Calhoun counties, providing comprehensive coverage of commercial construction, residential development, and infrastructure improvements throughout Port Oconnor and the surrounding area.

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Port Oconnor construction questions

How many construction projects are there in Port Oconnor, Texas?
There are 2 registered construction projects in Port Oconnor, Texas with a total estimated value of $780K and — square feet of development. The average project is valued at $390K.
What kind of construction is happening in Port Oconnor?
Port Oconnor has 2 new construction projects (100%) and 0 renovation or remodel projects (0%) on file, together totaling — square feet. Work spans commercial, residential and mixed-use development.
Who is building in Port Oconnor?
The most active property owners on file in Port Oconnor are FRIENDS OF THE PORT O'CONNOR LIBRARY, REB TX LAND PROPERTIES LLC. The architecture and design firms appearing most often on Port Oconnor filings are GARY HALEPESKA, QUADRO ARCHITECTURE LLC.
Where does this Port Oconnor construction data come from?
Every project on this page is a TDLR-registered construction filing from Texas public records, not an estimate or a listing. Each entry keeps the project name, declared value, owner and registration date exactly as filed, which is why a project can appear here months before any visible work starts on site.

Figures on this page are counted from the Port Oconnor filings themselves and change as new records are registered. How Zabalist sources Texas construction records.