Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Waco, Texas. Design plans call for the construction of a 7,500-seat stadium; conference / convention center; hospitality development; multi-residential development; restaurant; and retail development.

Plans call for phase 4 will include a new stadium conceived as a multi-purpose event venue that can accommodate a minor league baseball team and various community activities, enhancing local sports, culture, and civic events. Situated at the intersection of Waco Drive and the river, the total scale of Phase 4 development is approximately 2 million GSF that will be integrated with the Brazos River and riverwalk for pedestrian access. The stadium’s design will be inspired by classic venues like Fenway Park, with an initial seating capacity of about 6,000 seats, expandable to 7,500. The area around the stadium will feature retail spaces, food and beverage establishments, mid-rise multifamily residences, and a boutique hotel in right field. The area will include an entertainment district, modeled after “Texas Live” in Arlington, designed to capitalize on ballgames and activate the district for community events and outdoor entertainment. The ballpark district will be seamlessly integrated with the surrounding community and natural features, creating a cohesive and lively environment. The Ballpark phase is designed to enhance Waco's recreational and economic landscape by developing a state-of-the-art sports and entertainment district. This phase will provide significant community benefits, including new public spaces, improved infrastructure, and increased economic activity. As of March 6, 2026, a developer has been selected for the project. The City of Waco has not yet announced the design firm, construction manager, or general contractor. Details regarding construction sequencing and projected completion timelines also remain undisclosed.