In August 2014, SpaceX announced they would be building a commercial-only launch facility at Brownsville, Texas.[23][24] The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Texas facility in April 2013, and "found that 'no impacts would occur' that would force the Federal Aviation Administration to deny SpaceX a permit for rocket operations",[25] and issued the permit in July 2014.[26] SpaceX started construction on the new launch facility in 2014 with production ramping up in the latter half of 2015,[27] with the first suborbital launches from the facility in 2019.[6][7][28] Real estate packages at the location have been named by SpaceX with names based on the theme "Mars Crossing".[29][30]