Houston Texans to Build New Practice Facility in Bridgeland

The 83-acre development north of Katy will include the team's headquarters, practice fields, and other retail and entertainment options.

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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The Houston Texans have announced plans to build a new training facility and headquarters in the planned 83-acre Bridgeland Center development just north of Katy, Texas. The project is expected to generate $34 billion in economic impact and create 17,000 jobs over 15 years, serving as a year-round destination for residents, visitors, and businesses.

Why it matters

This public-private partnership reflects the Texans' commitment to strengthening their ties to the local community and elevating the team's engagement with fans. The development is also expected to help address ongoing traffic concerns along Highway 99 in the fast-growing Katy area.

The details

The new Texans facility will anchor an 83-acre mixed-use district in the Bridgeland master-planned community. In addition to the team's headquarters and practice fields, the development will include retail, restaurants, entertainment, and apartments. The project is being designed as a year-round destination that will serve residents, visitors, and businesses in the rapidly growing region.

  • The Houston Texans announced the plans for the new facility on February 13, 2026.
  • Construction on the 83-acre Bridgeland Center development is expected to begin in the coming years.

The players

Houston Texans

The professional American football team that plays in the National Football League (NFL) and is based in Houston, Texas.

Bridgeland

A 11,400-acre master-planned community located just north of Katy, Texas, which is being developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation.

Cal McNair

The Chair and Chief Executive Officer of the Houston Texans.

Tom Ramsey

A Commissioner for Harris County, Texas.

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What they’re saying

“Today is a historic day for the Houston Texans, our fans, and the Greater Houston area as we partner with Howard Hughes and Harris County on a world-class sports and entertainment destination, including our new headquarters and training facility.”

— Cal McNair, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of the Houston Texans (Katy Magazine Online)

“Harris County has always been a strong economic driver and innovator in sustainable infrastructure. From the Port of Houston, the energy sector, to the world class medical center, it's only appropriate that we elevate this sports facility to be the best in America.”

— Tom Ramsey, Commissioner, Harris County (Katy Magazine Online)

What’s next

The Texans and their development partners will work with local officials and the community to finalize the plans and timeline for the new Bridgeland facility, with construction expected to begin in the coming years.

The takeaway

This new Texans development represents a significant investment in the Katy area, bringing not only a state-of-the-art sports facility but also additional retail, dining, and entertainment options that will drive economic growth and job creation in the region. The project also highlights the Texans' commitment to strengthening their ties to the local community.