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Big news for Brownsville! We're getting a brand new Embassy Suites hotel. This means more tourists, more jobs, and a potential boost for local businesses and events.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
Effective tourism marketing can increase local tax revenue and support small business growth.
Local business owners, hotel operators, and the city's tax base.
Property owners who fail to make necessary repairs and lose their tax exemptions.
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The board is focusing on how to best market Brownsville to attract more visitors, which helps local shops and restaurants thrive.
Professional soccer in Brownsville is moving closer to reality! The United Soccer League has secured an interested partner, and Brownsville is among the final cities being considered for a USL expansion team. It’s an exciting possibility for local so...
Unnamed developer withdraws data center in Brownsville, Texas Data Center Dynamics
Saronic accepts Brownsville tax incentive deal texastribune.org
A rezoning request to allow for an HVAC office and warehouse was approved. This decision supports commercial growth and business operations.
The commission reviewed tax exemptions for historic properties, highlighting which properties are approved and which could lose exemptions if repairs aren't completed.
The commission approved tax exemptions for historic properties but added a condition requiring repairs within 60 days to maintain the exemption.
The committee discussed the potential of securing grant funding, specifically mentioning the BUILD Grant. Such grants can be vital for funding infrastructure upgrades and service expansions that might otherwise be unaffordable.
The city is moving forward with 'Project Wind,' an economic development project that was discussed behind closed doors. While details are currently private, these types of projects often involve incentives to bring new businesses or jobs to Brownsville.
The Port of Brownsville continues to strengthen its role as one of the region’s most important economic engines, generating billions of dollars in economic activity while supporting jobs and new
Travelers from Brownsville now have a direct connection to one of the nation’s most popular vacation destinations, and early passenger numbers show strong demand for the new service.Breeze Airwa
The Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation (GBEDC) recently presented Rich Products with a $210,000 incentive check in recognition of the company’s continued investment in its empl
From new stores to new business opportunities, Brownsville continues to see commercial growth as more projects move through the City’s permitting process.According to the City of Brownsville&rsq
The Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) received four 2026 Excellence in Economic Development Awards from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). The awards recognize B
For many entrepreneurs, a great idea and a strong business plan are only part of the journey. Access to financing can make the difference between putting an idea on hold and opening the doors to new o
The Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) is now accepting applications for the BIG LIFT Citywide Storefront Improvement Grant Program from eligible small businesses in Brownsville City
Entrepreneurs looking to start a business or strengthen an existing one are invited to participate in the eBridge Business Academy, a free seven-session program designed to provide the tools and knowl
CMD Newsletter Posted on April 21, 2026 Brownsville is a city growing with prosperity and purpose, living its...
The Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) has opened applications for the final cohort of Programming for Startup Texas funded through its U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA)
From road construction and new development to housing and future job opportunities, Brownsville Mayor John Cowen Jr. shared an ambitious look at the city’s future during his June Coffee with the
Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) is now accepting applications for the BIG LIFT Small Business Improvement Grant Program in District 1, offering local small businesses an opportuni
The Port of Brownsville has reached a historic milestone with the completion of the Brazos Island Harbor Channel Improvement Project, making it home to the third deepest port in Texas and positioning
For many small businesses, the storefront is the first impression customers have. Now, the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC) is helping local business owners make that first impress
The City of Brownsville has formed a new partnership with Civic Marketplace and the Alliance for Innovation (AFI) to expand access to cooperative purchasing opportunities for public entities across th
Following Thursday's announcement by the Governor's Office and the Port of Brownsville, the Greater Brownsville EDC welcomes Saronic Technologies to Brownsville. The company's investment represents a
The possibility of professional soccer coming to Brownsville is moving closer to reality after the United Soccer League secured an interested partner and Brownsville advanced as one of the final citie
Allows for increased housing density in the area.
Limits density to duplexes, preserving the single-family character of the surrounding neighborhood.
This decision sets a precedent for how historic buildings in the downtown core are treated when stucco is removed.
Streamlines development process for this subdivision outside city limits.