Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

Google appears to have started moving into downtown Austin’s long‑empty Sail Tower, local reporting shows. The partial occupancy could signal a shift for the downtown office market.

A Lake Travis marina tied to Nate Paul may leave Chapter 11 after a judge weighs a proposed $6M exit loan. The hearing is scheduled this week.

After more than a year of litigation, Bee Cave reached a settlement that will sell the West Austin Business Park to CesiumAstro, ban warehouse uses and limit truck traffic. Developers will also pay the city $500,000.

Partners Real Estate is planning a 23‑acre South Austin Commerce Center in Buda, billed as a "flagship" for flexible small‑bay industrial space that could total roughly 250,000 square feet. The project is in pre‑development as the developer lines up marketing and entitlements.

A stalled $1.5 billion data center on Francis Harris Lane is set to return to San Marcos City Council on Jan. 22 as water, power and rezoning fights continue.

A gated Lost Creek enclave called The Overlook at Westlake will bring 48 luxury homes to Eanes ISD, with prices starting near $2.85M and move‑ins possible in late 2026.

Samsung filed for a $12M, four‑year renovation at its Austin semiconductor campus to expand waste‑tank containment, per state filings and local reporting.

Elgin City Council approved incentives for American Ventures' 60‑acre Elgin Commons even as the developer says it is cooperating with an SEC inquiry. The deal aims to bring hundreds of thousands of square feet of retail, a hotel and new jobs.

EdgeConneX will build a 578,000‑sq‑ft, $440M data center in Cedar Creek as the first phase of a roughly $1.4B campus that promises construction jobs and new revenue for Bastrop County.

Williamson County's new admin building has completed the dry-in stage, making it weather-proof and moving it closer to becoming the enterprise hub for county affairs by 2026.

Blue Origin is reportedly eyeing about 100 acres near Austin for manufacturing and logistics — a package that could amount to nearly $1 billion and roughly 2,200 jobs.

Investors and owner-occupiers are buying Austin office buildings again as discounts to 2021 peaks and replacement-cost savings spur a jump in transaction activity.