Texas Capital Bank is taking 25,000+ square feet at downtown Austin’s 415 Colorado and plans a 2027 relocation, lifting the tower’s office leasing to roughly half filled.

Stonelake aims to redevelop 5.2 acres at 1700 S. Lamar into apartments and street‑level retail after a 2025 rezoning; neighbors secured setbacks and trash protections.

Manor has selected Hunt Real Estate as its P3 partner to build a new City Hall and library that will anchor roughly 82–84 acres of mixed‑use development along U.S. 290. City Council adoption of a strategic roadmap clears the way for design, permitting and construction work to move forward.

Brandywine is set to spend about $31M renovating a former IBM tower at Uptown ATX as IBM moves to The Domain; the upgrades aim to make aging offices lease-ready.

City staff briefed council on a possible May 2027 bond with roughly $494 million in projected capacity to fund roads, parks and city facility projects.

A 21.5‑acre tract on Highway 29 has cleared a planning commission vote and now heads to City Council on May 27 as part of a larger retail push. The site is tied to a roughly 90‑acre development pitched for neighborhood retail and housing.

Baer Manufacturing is operating from a temporary CrossPoint site while Jackson‑Shaw builds a 606,000‑square‑foot factory in Georgetown that’s expected to add about 200 jobs.

Hanyang Eng is opening a manufacturing facility in northeast Austin, adding specialized piping and chemical‑handling capacity within a few miles of Samsung's campus.

City Council will vote May 21 on a 45‑year agreement that could reshape roughly 2,600 acres in East Austin’s Dog's Head, touching annexation, housing and infrastructure.

Round Rock's council removed minimum on‑site parking for most nonresidential projects, shifting parking decisions to developers and raising questions for nearby neighborhoods.

Arm is adding a semiconductor failure-analysis lab at Encino Trace in southwest Austin, backed by a $4.16M state grant. The expansion is expected to create hundreds of local jobs.

The building that houses Valhalla at 710 Red River is listed for sale, and co‑owner Seth Levy says the team can't afford to buy it. The venue is keeping shows on the calendar while brokers market the property.

Investors say Austin developer Shravan Parsi diverted their capital to personal expenses and secret fees, putting San Marcos and Elgin projects at risk. The complaint seeks access to the books and possible receivership.