1924 W State Highway 46
New Braunfels, TX 78132
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In the heart of the Texas Hill Country lies the beautiful community of New Braunfels. Refined by old-world German heritage and complemented by an unrivaled quality of life, it’s no wonder this town of 79,152 is visited by more than three million tourists each year and has grown by 88.9% in the last decade. The city’s strategic location in Central Texas puts it at almost equal distances between the seventh largest city in the U.S. (San Antonio) and the State Capitol (Austin). This opportunistic placement, along with access to a strong education system, an affordable cost of living, a stable economic climate, and a plethora of recreational opportunities, has created an environment people are flocking to. Ranked as the second fastest growing county and 2nd fastest growing city in the nation, the New Braunfels area is experiencing unprecedented growth. New Braunfels’ astounding beauty and leisure opportunities, coupled with the hospitality of the locals, brings droves of tourists to the community every year. Many come for the beautiful rivers or to visit one of the four top 20 Texas attractions that are located here. Others come for the live music, the festivals, the beautiful downtown and the culture. Industry is thriving in New Braunfels, Texas despite the weak economy nationally. New Braunfels is in the heart of the Austin-San Antonio Corridor, offering a low-cost, strategic location directly on Interstate 35 and minutes from Interstate 10. Population growth exceeds the state average giving ever-growing markets. Although have low unemployment, the workforce within commuting distance is over 450,000. City employment has increased 75% since 2003. Business meters area at all time highs and New Braunfels property valuations increased in 2018 over $7 million since 2003 and rose 6.9% over last year. Since 2003, the increase has been a total of 238% The New Braunfels community boasts a diverse base of businesses including distribution, manufacturing, data centers, health-care related, and aviation industry. Increasing sales tax revenues allows the city to invest heavily in infrastructure and quality of life assets desired by the current and future talent workforce.