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Conroe is lifting its building moratorium, meaning new homes can be built again. However, this comes with a catch: expect tighter water restrictions as the city tries to balance growth with its limited water supply. So, more development, but potentially less water for everyone.
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Builders and developers will likely see a boost as they can start new projects, but homeowners might face higher water bills or limitations on usage.
Developers and those looking to buy new homes will benefit from the resumption of building.
Current residents might feel the pinch with stricter water rules, potentially impacting their daily routines and landscaping.
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