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.

New filings show Related's mass‑timber office at 901 S. Congress has been revised smaller after years of updates and permit changes.

Zillow’s updated forecast flags dozens of metros for falling home prices; Austin and several Louisiana markets face the steepest projected drops amid swelling inventory and insurance pressures.

April MLS numbers show more closed and pending sales in Pflugerville and Hutto even as prices softened and days on market lengthened.

Rhino USA bought 182 acres in Del Valle to build RhinoWorld — a private testing campus with proving grounds, a prototyping lab and first‑responder training. The company says early testing could begin this year.

VoltaGrid announced a $1 billion investment from Blackstone and Halliburton and plans to acquire supplier Propell while building manufacturing capacity in Granbury, Texas.

City‑backed feasibility studies presented to Bastrop leaders outline a full‑service hospital, a 300‑room hotel/convention center and a nine‑hole par‑3 golf course as the town plans for rapid growth.

City Council approved a resolution to expand the HOME initiative into more single‑family neighborhoods and sent staff back to draft code changes to allow denser housing types.