San Jacinto County, TX Construction Projects

8 Cities · 42 Projects

42
Projects
$130.8M
Total Value
20
New Builds
22
Renovations
8
Cities
477K
Sq Ft

What is being built in San Jacinto County, Texas?

San Jacinto County, Texas has 42 construction and development projects on file worth $130.8M — 20 new construction and 22 renovations or remodels, spread across 8 cities and towns. Each record is a real filing from Texas public construction records and names the project, its declared value and the date it was registered.

Which cities in San Jacinto County have the most construction?

The most active cities for construction in San Jacinto County are Coldspring (20 projects), Shepherd (12 projects), San Marcos (1 project), Aransas Pass (1 project), New Waverly (1 project). Counts reflect the filings on this page, so a city with a single large development can carry more value than one with more projects.

What new developments are coming to San Jacinto County?

The most recently filed new-construction projects in San Jacinto County are Trinity River Authority Wolf Creek Park Maintenance Office ($600K), Coldsprings Waste Water Plant Storage ($575K), C-Store and Gas Station ($2.5M), SH 150 ($2.4M). A new-construction filing is the earliest public signal that something new is being built, usually well before it opens.

San Jacinto County Map

Project locations across the county

San Jacinto County Economy

Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)

5.3%↓
Unemployment Rate
12K
Labor Force
Available workers
0.0%
Unemployment YoY
Rising
San Jacinto County economy: 5.3% unemployment with 12K labor force supporting 42 construction projects worth $130.8M.
1 New Projects in Last 6 Months
$600K in new investment
3
Inspection Complete
8
Review Complete
26
Closed
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See the shape of development

Compare project scale, registration dates, and locations across 42 loaded TDLR filings. This is the loaded selection, not a measure of every project in the market.

San Jacinto County
Estimated construction value$130.8MSum of 41 shown records with value
Records in view42 / 42Ready to inspect and compare
Largest record’s share28.3%Share of reported value shown
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Where the value sits

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San Jacinto County

Comparisons use only these 42 records. Missing values are excluded from totals. Recorded value is not revenue or a quality rating.

All Projects

42 TDLR · 0 Site Plans

Showing 20 of 42 listed TDLR filings

Registered
$300K

City Park 2

14211 SH 150 W

196,000 sqftOct 8, 2025
Inspection Complete
$2.4M

SH 150

From: SH 156 To: Coldspring-Oakhurst High School, Coldspring, TX 77331

22,000 sqftMay 22, 2025
Closed
$1.0M

Tractor Supply

165 Lilley Road, Shepherd, TX 77371

22,276 sqftDec 5, 2024
Review Complete
$250K

E Medical Facility

11110 East Fwy, Houston, TX 77029, Houston, TX 77029

1,000 sqftMay 11, 2023
Registered
$833K

TIMEMAXX #9

5355 HIGHWAY 59 SOUTH, Shepherd, TX 77371

8,325 sqftNov 5, 2021

San Jacinto County construction: common questions

How many construction projects are in San Jacinto County, Texas?
San Jacinto County has 42 registered construction projects worth $130.8M, covering 476,507 square feet of development. The average project is valued at $3.1M.
What kind of construction is happening in San Jacinto County?
San Jacinto County has 20 new construction projects (48%) and 22 renovation or remodel projects (52%) on file. Work spans commercial, residential, public and mixed-use development.
Who is building in San Jacinto County?
The property owners with the highest declared value on file in San Jacinto County are SAM HOUSTON AREA COUNCIL, TDC PROPERTIES, Coldspring Oakhurst Consolidated ISD. The architecture and design firms appearing most often on San Jacinto County filings are GENSLER, CALLISON RTKL, MCKINLEY GOLDEN ARCHITECTS LLC.
Where does this San Jacinto County 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.