The Bainbridge Companies Opens First Developed Community in Texas

December 11, 2023 Mariel Alumit Weely Real Estate News Comments Off on The Bainbridge Companies Opens First Developed Community in Texas
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The Bainbridge Companies LLC, a Wellington, Florida-based real estate company focused on the multifamily sector, announced the opening of its residential community Bainbridge Creekside, located outside of San Antonio in New Braunfels, Texas.

Bainbridge Creekside is a luxury apartment community offering 291 one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, as well as two-level townhomes with attached garages. The amenities include a co-work lounge with multiple media outlets, a beer garden with ambient lighting and seating, a resort-style pool with an expansive sun shelf, poolside grills, an outdoor pavilion with lounge seating and television, a billiards lounge, a resident club room with a designer gas fireplace, a premium fitness center and a pet park.

“Bainbridge Creekside marks our first official build in Texas, and we’re thrilled to enter the thriving New Braunfels market as the I-35 corridor continues to grow,” said Mario Gonzalez, vice president of development at The Bainbridge Companies LLC. “Surrounding Bainbridge Creekside is an entertainment and retail district with a variety of restaurants, shops, art galleries, museums, and unique historic buildings. We strategically positioned our newest community in between the Austin and San Antonio employment corridor allowing residents to benefit from having a quick commute to work and take full advantage of all that New Braunfels has to offer when they are home.”

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