DOWNTOWN SPORTS BAR, NEW HOMES LEAD BRENHAM BUILDING PERMITS FOR APRIL
A new sports bar and grill in downtown Brenham and new residential development topped the month of April for building permits issued by the City of Brenham.
sports bar and grill to be located at 216 West Alamo
Street.
(via City of Brenham)
The largest individual permit for the month was for $300,000, issued to Rally Room to perform interior remodeling at 216 West Alamo Street for the new business.
The Brenham Historic Preservation Board in March granted a Certificate of Appropriateness application for the owner of the property, Rachael Beseda, to proceed with redeveloping the building. The plans call for a full commercial kitchen, bar, and a second-floor mezzanine to host sports teams, parties or other large groups.
Two permits were issued last month to PK’s 4 Way Properties LLC totaling $226,000, in reference to its gas station at 1703 Highway 105. The permits are for the installation of new underground fuel storage tanks, as well as parking lot improvements and a fuel canopy.
building permit values through the month of April,
in comparison to 2025's monthly values.
(City of Brenham)
Seventeen new homes were permitted in April for $2,381,550. So far this year, 53 new home permits have been issued for $9,329,036.
For the month of April, the city granted 38 permits for $3,564,670. Last April saw 33 permits issued for $6,321,299.
Through 2026 to date, the city has issued 147 permits worth $63,335,931, in comparison to 116 permits for $30,568,779 through this time last year.