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Creating a master-planned community truly 'takes a village'.  A mix of the right people to help deliver on a vision and execute flawlessly. For nearly 23 years, SouthStar Communities has taken special care to choose the right partners to help deliver and elevate their community developments across Texas and the Southeastern United States. 

aerial view of Mayfair site in northern Comal County looking south towards Creekside Crossing and New Braunfels

New Braunfels, TX - (June 28, 2021) New Braunfels-based SouthStar Communities has announced
plans to develop 1,880 acres located in northern Comal County, just outside the City of New Braunfels.
New Braunfels City Council approved the Development Agreement for Mayfair at its meeting on Monday
June 28th following a unanimous recommendation for approval by the Planning Commission.

The City of New Braunfels hosted two public presentations to unveil and answer questions about the proposed Mayfair development project in northern Comal County, a new master planned community development by SouthStar Communities. 

On May 13th the City of New Braunfels and SouthStar Communities will host a public information session on Mayfair, a new 1,900-acre proposed development in northern Comal County. 

Once upon a time, homeowners required only a roof, walls and perhaps a backyard, along with proximity to essential services and excellent schools. Additional incentives to lure potential homebuyers might have included granite countertops, brass- or nickel-plated fixtures, and a communal play space or pool.

Reprinted courtesy of SA Report

by Shari Biediger

February 3, 2021

After a nearly year long delay, a New Braunfels-based developer is making plans to break ground in the coming weeks on a much sought-after residential and mixed-use project near Texas A&M University-San Antonio.

As printed in the the San Antonio Business Journal

As with every other industry, in 2020 residential real estate has been tested by the COVID pandemic. From securing the raw land to marketing the property, master-planned community developers have had to recalibrate almost every aspect of their business.