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Our Markets · Travis County

Commercial Real Estate in Austin

The anchor of the region. We represent buyers, sellers, and tenants across the Travis County side of the metro, from industrial parks to close-in commercial sites.

Population, 2025 Census Estimate
1,002,632
Students at UT Austin, Fall 2026
55,172
Year Founded
1839

The market

How We Work in Austin.

Austin sets the pace for every market around it. Employment growth, institutional capital, and a deep tenant pool make it the most competitive submarket we work, and the one where preparation matters most.

We bring Williamson County ground truth to Travis County deals: what tenants are paying north of the line, where owners are trading, and when the better answer is a neighboring market your budget actually fits.

Competitive Discipline

The metro's tightest market rewards preparation. We underwrite first and move fast when the numbers work.

Industrial and Flex Focus

Our Travis County work leans industrial: parks, warehouses, and flex space serving the metro core.

Regional Perspective

Every Austin opportunity gets compared against the seven markets around it before you commit.

Business climate

Doing Business in Austin

Austin is the capital of Texas and the Travis County seat. SH 130 runs 49 miles along the east side of the metro, from I-35 in Georgetown to US 183 southeast of Austin, and TxDOT is rebuilding I-35 through central Austin in a project expected to finish in 2033.

Tesla opened Gigafactory Texas off SH 130 in 2022, and industrial development has followed nearby: Austin Hills Commerce Center, a 134-acre complex on Decker Lake Road a few miles north of the gigafactory, broke ground in 2024. At Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, a West Gate expansion and a new 26-gate Concourse B are part of a long-term expansion program.

Beyond state government and the University of Texas at Austin, founded in 1883, the metro's major employers include Tesla, Apple, Samsung Austin Semiconductor and Dell, and Dell Seton Medical Center at The University of Texas is the region's only Level I trauma center.

Community profile

About Austin

With vibrant entertainment and culture, inspiring cuisine and stunning outdoor settings, Austin lets you create a soundtrack all your own.

We’re home to more than 250 music venues, free outdoor concert series such as Unplugged at the Grove and the Congress Avenue Bridge Bats. So take a look around, and put Live Music Capital of the World® on your playlist. Austin is the capital of Texas and the seat of Travis County.

Located in Central Texas and the American Southwest, it was the third-fastest-growing large city in the nation from 2000 to 2006. Austin is also the second largest state capital in the United States. Austin has a population of 1,002,632 (2025 Census estimate). The city is the cultural and economic center of the five-county Austin–Round Rock metropolitan area.

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