In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Recaș experienced an unprecedented period of development, polarizing social and economic life in the area (prefecture seat, court, land registry office and preception). In 1894 the brick factory with 100 employees was built, and in 1902 the first German newspaper, Temesrekaser Zeitung, appeared with weekly editions. During the interwar period, Recaș had a primary school, a Catholic confessional school, a casino, a fire brigade, a German agricultural circle and a sports club.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Recaș saw significant development that impacted social and economic life in the region (prefecture seat, court, land registry office, and tax collection). In 1894, a brick factory with 100 workers was built, and in 1902, the first German newspaper, Temesrekaser Zeitung, appeared. During the interwar period, Recaș had educational facilities (primary school), religious institutions (Catholic confessional school), leisure venues (casino), public services (fire brigade), cultural groups (German agricultural circle), and sports organizations.