Bedford is finally getting an H-E-B and a True Texas BBQ, bringing a major grocery upgrade and a new local dining spot to the area. It’s a big win for anyone tired of driving out of town for their weekly shopping.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before.
The applicant estimates the business could generate up to $500,000 in annual revenue.
The applicant and the local shopping center, which gains a new tenant and potential foot traffic.
Small business owners whose proposed uses do not fit the specific zoning designations.
H-E-B opens Mid-Cities store to serve Hurst-Euless-Bedford community in North Texas H-E-B Newsroom
New H-E-B Mid Cities store opens today in Bedford-Euless area Audacy
New businesses are filling out the Gateway Village area, including a new drive-through restaurant. This development is part of a larger effort to bring more retail and dining options to the North Industrial Boulevard corridor.
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H-E-B Mid Cities Construction Moving Along City of Bedford (TX) (.gov)
The city is cracking down on neglected shopping centers. New rules will force owners to fix up parking lots, dead landscaping, and broken building exteriors.
The city is working with a developer to create a mixed-use space with retail and housing. It's a big project that aims to bring more life to the area, but it's taking time to get the finances and site plans right.
The long-awaited HEB grocery store is moving forward with its final plat approval. The project will bring a new grocery store, fuel station, and True Texas Barbecue to the area, with a focus on traffic safety and community integration.
The city is balancing the desire to fill vacant commercial spaces with the long-term goals of the comprehensive plan. The Commission discussed whether a tattoo shop fits the 'place-focused' vision for the Bedford Commons area.
The city is working with a developer to build a new community hub. It's a big project that could change the area, and the city is looking at using special tax district funds to pay for it.
The city is strictly enforcing its new comprehensive plan, which limits certain types of businesses in areas designated for 'office-focused' commercial use.
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