Cleburne is going through a massive growth spurt thanks to the Barnett Shale gas boom, which is totally flipping the town's vibe and economy. It’s a classic case of a small town struggling to manage rapid expansion while trying to keep its identity intact.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The project is projected to generate significant tax revenue over 30 years, with a tiered contribution model for the city and county.
Local businesses and the city's tax base will benefit from new industrial growth.
Long-time residents are feeling the squeeze as the cost of living jumps and the town’s quiet, small-town character starts to disappear.
The city is looking at expanding its tax increment zone to help fund infrastructure and attract new industrial businesses over the next 30 years.
The city is using advanced data, like mobile phone tracking and retail leakage reports, to figure out which stores and restaurants are missing in Cleburne and how to get them here.
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