A rare, fully entitled 1.4‑acre parcel across from Q2 Stadium is on the market with approved plans for a high‑rise multifamily tower.

T Bar M is expanding its New Braunfels campus with new lodges, dining spaces and a teen center. The $47.8 million project will add roughly 20 acres and expand family‑camp capacity for summer 2027.

EDENS has acquired Gateway Shopping Center in North Austin and says it will invest in plazas and community spaces while addressing recent tenant departures.

Austin investors formed 1015 Navarro LLC tied to the shuttered Hotel Havana, signaling a likely sale of the historic River Walk property. The filing is the clearest public sign yet of a transfer.

Lennar plans roughly 1,300 home lots in San Marcos with starter prices near $199,990 — a major new addition to the south Austin housing pipeline. The proposal will need city and county sign‑offs and could reshape local infrastructure needs.

New Braunfels is finalizing designs for a $28.56M Southeast Library branch that officials say will ease pressure on crowded branches and serve nearby schools.

Headwater has proposed Axis 183, a roughly 26‑acre flex industrial park at 1199 Fire Lane in Cedar Park, adding small‑bay warehouses near the 183A corridor. The plan faces review amid heavy new industrial deliveries in the Austin market.

State filings show SpaceX plans a nearly $14M Starship Park at Starbase — a 115,000-sq-ft monument and amenities building slated for mid‑2026.

Texas A&M has paused plans for a $235 million arts and innovation center at its College Station campus as leaders reassess campus priorities.

Brandywine plans to sell up to $300M in office assets, putting underperforming Austin buildings that are roughly 74% occupied on the market.

Austin is considering rezoning about 374 acres of UT‑owned land across from The Domain to make room for a medical center and life‑sciences development.

Mark IV closed an $86M construction loan to begin Phase I at The District in Round Rock — a 316‑unit building, ground‑floor retail and a 40,750‑sf food plaza.

New migration data show Californians and Texans topped Austin’s 2025 arrivals, with roughly one in four new residents coming from other Texas metros.