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A Williamson County family is seeking a builder for a 200-acre Jarrell parcel that could become roughly 749 single-family lots. State filings show MUD and utility plans.
Rockspring closed roughly $28.2M to start The Highlands, a 254‑acre mixed‑use project near Marble Falls. Horizontal work is slated to begin in September.
Viceroy and Pearlstone unveiled a 146-unit branded condo project at 300 Pressler; presales begin in August and delivery is targeted for late 2027.
A 517-acre Hill Country parcel in Spicewood is listed for roughly $44M and has drawn interest from aviation and auto buyers. The ranch includes a private grass runway and sits near new luxury projects west of Austin.
Crews are preparing to clear 415 Lavaca in downtown Austin for a planned 30‑story Hilton dual‑brand hotel, city and state filings show.
Gov. Abbott announced that Texas will receive more than $114M in housing tax credits to support roughly 4,400 affordable rental units statewide.
June MLS data shows Northwest Austin median jumped to $650K while pending contracts climbed; five of seven ZIPs posted gains. Local MLS data points to renewed buyer activity.
Endeavor says it will break ground on 5th & Walsh west of downtown Austin and move its headquarters there; the project is already more than half pre‑leased.
TDLR filings show Texas Monthly's Austin offices will undergo a $15 million interior renovation beginning in early 2027. The project covers roughly 35,700 square feet at 1801 North Lamar.
Liberty Hill has named Griffin Swinerton to help shepherd downtown revitalization; officials say work on core elements is targeted for 2028.
RentCafe's national analysis puts Houston among the 30 hottest metros for millennial buyers after an 84.2% jump in local millennial homeowners from 2018–2023.
Balcones Real Estate is proposing a roughly 328,000‑square‑foot industrial park in Kyle, with state filings and broker listings pointing to phased delivery in 2027.
Lawmakers and policy groups are pressing permit and zoning changes as committees gather testimony this week to spur more homes and lower costs across Texas.
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