Nelson Field will get a long‑overdue facelift after coaches said the rundown stadium discouraged students. The district has filed permits and work is slated to start July 2026.

MoveBuddha's migration report names Georgetown the top Texas city for in‑state movers, driven by lower home prices and Austin‑area access.

Apartments.com data show Texas drew roughly 72,680 new renters in 2026, led by Houston, Dallas and Austin as supply and lower advertised rents attract movers.

The Markson’s 330 units and mixed‑income design earned it a nod from the Austin Business Journal. The project pairs market‑style amenities with long‑term workforce rents.

A new ranking puts Austin's coworking footprint at roughly 1.01M square feet across 18 firms, from WeWork to local player FUSE.

Boutique developer Trestle Studio, with Sopris Capital, agreed to buy Lakeway Resort & Spa and plans a full renovation of the 168‑room Lake Travis property. The sale and overhaul aim to modernize rooms, F&B and meeting spaces while leaning into the lakeside setting.

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.