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Commercial Real Estate in Cedar Park
A mature retail and medical corridor along 183A, backed by some of the strongest demographics in the region.
- Population, 2025 Census Estimate
- 79,032
- Seats at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park
- 8,700
- Year Founded
- 1887
The market
How We Work in Cedar Park.
Cedar Park has grown up: the 183A corridor carries established retail, office, and medical inventory, and competition for well-located space is constant.
We work both sides here: owners repositioning established centers for their next decade, and tenants or buyers hunting for the corridor's scarce availability.
Established Corridor
The 183A corridor carries mature retail, office, and medical inventory with constant competition for space.
Owner Repositioning
We help owners of established centers reposition for the corridor's next decade.
Scarce Availability
Well-located space is scarce here. Buyers and tenants win with early intelligence.
Current availability
Cedar Park Availability
No public listings in Cedar Park at the moment.
Inventory here moves quickly, and some properties never hit a public listing. Tell us what you need and we will bring the options to you.
Business climate
Doing Business in Cedar Park
Cedar Park sits on US 183 about 16 miles northwest of Austin, with the 183A Toll, Whitestone Boulevard (RM 1431), RR 620, Parmer Lane and New Hope Drive carrying traffic across the city. TxDOT broke ground in 2025 on new non-tolled lanes along 183A between RM 1431 and Avery Ranch Boulevard, due in 2029.
Cedar Park has become a center for aerospace and advanced manufacturing. Firefly Aerospace, one of the city's largest employers, plans to move its headquarters to a larger facility in the New Hope Business Park, and two more aerospace and defense manufacturers, Machine Sciences and Elite Metal Finishing, have announced Cedar Park operations planned to bring 240 new jobs between them.
Retail and hospitality are following. The CedarView development on New Hope Drive opened a 300,000-square-foot Scheels in 2026, with an NFM store slated for 2027, and a 297-room Marriott hotel and conference center is set to open in spring 2027. Downtown, the Bell District is growing around the Cedar Park Public Library and a new park, with shops, homes and offices planned.
Cedar Park by the Numbers
- Population, 2025 estimate
- 79,032
- Growth since 2020
- +2%
- County
- Williamson
- Highways and corridors
- US 183 · 183A Toll · RM 1431 · RR 620 · Parmer Lane
- Major employers
- Leander ISD · Ascension Seton Cedar Park · Firefly Aerospace · City of Cedar Park · ETS-Lindgren · CoreSlab Structures
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 population estimates (opens in a new tab); Handbook of Texas (opens in a new tab); City of Cedar Park FY2025 financial report (principal employers) (opens in a new tab); City of Cedar Park on mobility (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on the 183A lanes (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on Firefly's headquarters (opens in a new tab); Cedar Park EDC on Machine Sciences (opens in a new tab); Cedar Park EDC on Elite Metal Finishing (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on CedarView (opens in a new tab); PR Newswire on Scheels (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on NFM (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on the Marriott (opens in a new tab); The Bell District (opens in a new tab); Community Impact on Ascension Seton Cedar Park (opens in a new tab).
Community profile
About Cedar Park
Cedar Park, Texas is a city that espouses the core values of community, service, innovation, professionalism, integrity, leadership, and fiscal responsibility. These standards are at the heart of daily life for Cedar Park citizens, City leaders, City staff, and business leaders.
Located just 17 minutes from downtown Austin, Texas, Cedar Park is well-established, founded in 1887 and incorporated as a city in 1973. Now with a population exceeding 79,000 within its city limits, the City of Cedar Park attracts residents from all over the globe because of its unique charm, close proximity to Austin and the Texas Hill Country, and the beauty surrounding the Lower Colorado River Lake System.
Cedar Park has 860 acres of park space and has been named one of the “Top Ten Places to Raise a Family” by Family Circle magazine. Cedar Park has great job opportunities, with major employers including Leander ISD, Ascension Seton Cedar Park, Firefly Aerospace, the City of Cedar Park, ETS-Lindgren, and CoreSlab Structures. There is truly something for everyone here. If you like hiking, bicycling, water sports, live music, fine wine, great food, shopping, or any other activity, you will find in or very close to Cedar Park.
Helpful Links
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General Info
- City of Cedar Park (opens in a new tab)
- Chamber of Commerce (opens in a new tab)
- Williamson County Taxing District (WCAD) (opens in a new tab)
- Travis County Taxing District (TCAD) (opens in a new tab)
- Demographics (opens in a new tab)
- Utilities & Environmental Services (opens in a new tab)
- Travis County Property Tax Search (opens in a new tab)
- Williamson County Property Tax Search (opens in a new tab)
- Texas Stars (opens in a new tab)
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