Houston Texans reveal details for new HQ and training facilities
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A proposed new 175,000-square-foot Texans headquarters. Rendering: Courtesy of The Houston Texans
The Houston Texans, Harris County and Howard Hughes Communities this week revealed plans for Toro District, an 83-acre sports and entertainment development in northwest Harris County.
Why it matters: The project, slated for completion in Cypress in 2029, will feature a new Texans headquarters that will consolidate football and business operations. It's projected to generate $34 billion in long-term economic impact and more than 17,000 jobs.
Zoom in: The nearly 2 million-square-foot, walkable district will include office space, retail, restaurants, health care and sports medicine practices and hotels and apartments.
- The complex will include an indoor field with seating for nearly 16,000 that can double as a public event venue, along with three outdoor NFL practice fields. Adjacent flag football fields and space for up to 21 volleyball courts are also planned.
Plans also call for six parks and 5,000 parking spaces. Students from Cy-Fair ISD, Waller ISD and Lone Star College are expected to have access to internships and career pathway programs tied to the facility.
What they're saying: "Toro District will be a world-class environment for everyone connected to our organization," Cal McNair, chair and CEO of the Texans, said in the announcement.
- "This facility will give our players and coaches a true competitive advantage and position them for sustained success."
