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The beautiful Texas Coast awaits in Corpus Christi, inviting you to discover an active and friendly coastal city. Uniquely known as the "Sparkling City by the Sea," Corpus Christi welcomes residents and visitors with its warm, breezy climate and stunning waterfront views and access. Whether it's the work opportunities, the lifestyle by water, or the city’s natural beauty, Corpus Christi brings together the best of Texas coastal living, making it an attractive locale for professionals, retirees, and first-time new home buyers.

New Homes in Corpus Christi, TX

D.R. Horton is now selling new homes in and around the Corpus Christi area, with floorplans designed to fit you and your needs. Moving to Corpus Christi means embracing a community that values time outdoors and coastal beauty, celebrates its cultural heritage, and values economic growth. For those looking to make this city their home, D.R. Horton offers a range of brand-new, move-in-ready homes that capture the essence of Corpus Christi’s laid-back coastal lifestyle, all within reach of the city’s vibrant attractions and natural wonders.

Community Life in Corpus Christi, TX

Corpus Christi has a thriving and strong community spirit, evident in its diverse arts, music, and festival scenes throughout the year. The city hosts the annual Fiesta de la Flor, a celebration of the life and legacy of the incomparable Tejano, Selena Quintanilla Perez, attracting music lovers from all over for the late April and Early May event. The Corpus Christi Wine Festival in early November offers a delightful experience for wine enthusiasts, featuring Texas vineyards and local and regional tastings.

Cultural landmarks such as the Art Museum of South Texas and the Texas State Aquarium provide enriching activities, while the Harbor Playhouse, one of the oldest operating theaters in Texas, showcases talent with plays and musicals.

The city is also home to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, adding an energetic collegiate vibe with sporting events, guest lectures, and cultural programs during the school year. For those interested in maritime history, the USS Lexington Museum on the Bay is essential, where you can explore this iconic aircraft carrier’s deck and learn about its naval WWII contributions.

Outdoor Adventures Corpus Christi, TX

The natural beauty of Corpus Christi makes it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. With extensive miles of coastline, the city offers outstanding opportunities for watersports, windsurfing, and kiteboarding along the sandy beaches, as well as fishing and boating on the Laguna Madre.

Nature lovers appreciate the array of parks nearby, including Padre Island National Seashore, one of the longest barrier islands in the world, which provides exceptional opportunities for bird watching, beachcombing, motorsports, or just driving on the coastline. Mustang Island State Park is a favorite for campers and anglers, while the South Texas Botanical Gardens and Nature Center feature over 180 acres of trails, gardens, and native wildlife.

Economic Importance of Corpus Christi, TX

Corpus Christi is an economic powerhouse on the Texas Gulf Coast, driven by industries such as petrochemical, aviation, and maritime trade. The Port of Corpus Christi is one of the largest ports in the U.S., playing an essential role in the national and international economy. The city also has several major corporations, including CITGO, Valero Energy Corporation, and H-E-B. Naval Air Station Corpus Christi serves as a training base for military aviators, making it a key employer for the region.