The city council will consider a real estate contract to sell approximately 13.895 acres in the Midtown Business Park to Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC. Officials will also review a Chapter 380 economic development agreement tied to the property.
Opal Goddard
September 26, 20261 min read
The city council is scheduled to address a real estate contract for the sale of approximately 13.895 acres located in the Midtown Business Park.
The transaction involves Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC as the purchasing party.
The agreed price stands at $417,740.00 per acre.
Alongside the property transfer, officials will review a Chapter 380 Economic Development Agreement with the same company.
This agreement outlines economic development incentives applicable to the approximately 13.895 acres.
The agenda item calls for presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding both the real estate contract and the associated incentive agreement.
The council will evaluate the terms before making a determination.
City Council (2026-09-24). Retrieved from https://collegestationtx.portal.civicclerk.com/event/4235
Opal Goddard
Opal Goddard covers College Station city hall, the council, and county government.
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