Greater Austin Real Estate
Real estate is a vital component of choice in the location evaluation process.
You can do a preliminary property search of the Austin area using the Central Texas Commerical Data Exchange (powerd by Xceligent). Note that this provides a good indication of currently available properties but is not a comprehensive representation of longer term options.
We also highlight below a variety of the area's excellent larger real estate opportunities.
When you're ready for personalized, professional site selection assistance covering all the options, please contact Dave Porter. You can also identify local real estate firms on our Corporate Partners page.
Featured: Existing Buildings
Cypress Semi Bldg
Cypress closed this facility in Round Rock in late 2008. The space is 99K SF with 40K SF of clean room space. Some have speculated the facility could be re-purposed for solar cell production (Cypress did produce this for a brief period here) or possibly as a medical device or pharmaceutical production facility. The facility is also near several new college and university campuses.
Davis Springs
Davis Springs offers plenty of parking, a campus setting, and a premium location for attracting Austin's talented labor pool. It is located in what has become an extremely desirable, fast-growing area. Recently constructed north-south and east-west highways are very near this site, as well as an expanding shopping mall, and the much-touted commuter rail line.
Highland Crossing
Highland Crossing is the beginnings of a revitalization effort for the urban mall. With a light rail stop coming online this year, and service from 8 separate bus routes, the site has excellent access to the cities talented labor pool. Within 5 minutes of the CBD, University of Texas, and Austin Community College, the site has a great location. The building has 200,000 SF on two floors.
NorthPointe Trade Center
This is a 450K SF warehouse development off N I-35 in North Austin near Round Rock. The developers used LEED elements in the core and shell. The project includes an 121K, an 100K , and a 228K SF building. Clear height is 24' on the smaller buildings and 28' on the larger. Direct I-35 access as well as nearby SH 45 access.
Palisades West
Built on a 22-acre beautifully wooded and naturally chiseled hilltop, Palisades West is two buildings; one is pre-leased, and the other, five-floors with 125,000 SF, both flanking a 1,400 car garage. Adjacent to major thoroughfares and just minutes from downtown, Palisades West is convenient to everything you need, including Barton Creek Country Club and world-renowned County Line BBQ.
Pecan Park
Pecan Park is a 273,000 SF LEED certified class A space in the NW Austin area that wrapped construction Q4 2008. The area is perhaps the fastest growing region of the Austin metro, recently adding several hundred thousand square feet of class A office space, as well as new housing and retail/restaurant development. The location is advantageous, particularly because of the newly expanded highways servicing this area.
Quarry Oaks
Quarry Oaks offers a great corporate campus setting, located on a spring-fed lake, nestled in a grove of ancient oak trees. This class A office site currently offers 123,000 SF in two existing
buildings. There is also a builld-to-suit option of two other buildings
totaling 150,000 SF. High-end shopping and dining continue to locate in the area. UT research campus within 3 miles.
Research Park Place
Recently completed, this large 220,000 SF 2-building office development is a welcome addition to an area replete with high-profile tenants. Located in NW Austin on US-183, aka Research Blvd., the new office space in Research Park Place will be ideal as a campus setting or for smaller tenants with expansion plans.
San Clemente at Davenport
San Clemente is centrally located in the exclusive Davenport Ranch development, with a short commute from either northwest or southwest Austin. The 50,000 square foot floor plates are ideal for the large corporation that is seeking a functional and efficient space plan on a minimum number of floors.
TechRidge 4.2
TechRidge 4.2 is in the heart of Austin's manufacturing and distribution corridor, along the NAFTA trade route I-35, adjacent to Dell's manufacturing hub, and sandwiched between Austin, Round Rock and Pflugerville. A Park & Ride bus station is next door. Buildinbg 4.2 of this site is 243K SF of warehouse space. The site enjoys triple freeport and foreign trade zone benefits.
The Terrace
The Terrace is a true class A office development in one of the more desirable central locations in Austin. Overlooking the Barton Creek Greenbelt, this 5 story building offers beautiful hill country and Austin skyline views. At the intersection of Loop 360 and MoPac, tenants will find accessing downtown Austin just as easy as premier residential areas and high tech employers in the SW and NW.
Texas 1 (Data Center)
Texas 1 is a 250,000 SF master-planned purpose-built data center development. Designed to be redundant at every level, Texas 1 can serve as your IT production site or as a back-up disaster recovery site. The next-generation facility includes fully concurrently maintainable power, cooling, and network systems. It offers a full-featured, dedicated worksite recovery center and colocation options including private data suites starting at 2,500 SF. Texas 1 resides on the Data Ranch – a 40-acre campus with space for up to 1 million square feet of data center.
View Full Description »
Tuscany Center
This one of Austin's few substantial distribution hubs. Tuscany Center 7 and 8 recently delivered some 161.6K SF to this active NE Austin market. Ideal as a distribution and warehouse facility, these buildings are located right off US 290, some 3 miles from Interstate 35 and 4 miles from the new Texas 130.
7700 Parmer
These are great buildings in a great campus setting. The site has a running trail and scenic park-like sitting areas. Floors in all the workspaces are raised for telecom infrastructure. The site is situated in the high tech corridor of NW Austin. Numerous high-profile tenants have called this campus home. Excellent access to a range of housing stock.
Featured: Interactive Map View
Download: PDF version of map
Featured: Upcoming Projects
Bastrop Industrial Park
Bastrop’s Business and Industrial Park is 263 acres at the juncture of State Highways 71, 95, and 21 in Bastrop - just 25 minutes southeast of Austin. The Park is home to a mix of enterprises including a medical manufacturer, a drug testing facility, and a major art sculpture foundry, among others. The Bastrop EDC manages the Park and can offer some enticing incentives for primary employers.
MetCenter
This progressive corporate park has designs and plans in place on 350 acres build to suit on the adjoining land. Two electric substations on site provide dual feed redundant electric service. Telecom infrastructure is also redundant. The first buildings for Phase II of the development are under way. Entitlements are in place for several build-to-suit buildings.
Pflugerville Land
Since SH-130 opened in 2008, developers have been planning for future growth along this new arterial. The City of Pflugerville and their Economic Development Corp are hoping to incent primary employment in this area, which is not far from Dell, Samsung, and Applied Materials. Pflugerville will work with primary employers to offer free or drastically reduced rates for the land.
Rollingwood Center
Rollingwood Center will offer access to a central Austin location in a natural setting (practically downtown, but with views of the hill country and Town Lake). Rollingwood will complement the natural setting found at neighboring Zilker Park, Barton Springs, Town Lake, and the desirable Rollingwood and Westlake neignborhoods. Fully built out, this class A project includes 350,000 SF in 3 buildings.
Texas Clean Energy Park
In early 2008, Trammell Crow bought 40 acres at the SW corner of Stassney and Burlesson in SE Austin and is developing plans to build out a business park to help incubate clean energy technology companies. The park will consist of 12 buildings totaling 1M SF. The neighboring business park, Expo Center, houses HelioVolt, a next generation solar plant. Including the Expo Center, the Texas Clean Energy Park will encompass 140 acres.lass A.
Property Search
Search the Central Texas Commercial Data Exchange.
Your property search results can be mapped with the Chamber's Property Search Tool.
Click here to launch the search tool.
- Need Help?
- Email Us For Assistance »
The Texas Enterprise Fund is used primarily to attract new business to the state or to assist with the substantial expansion of an existing business as part of the competitive recruitment. It is the largest “deal closing” fund of its kind in the country.
