The Williamson County Courthouse on the Georgetown square at sunset

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Commercial Real Estate in Georgetown

The Williamson County seat and one of the fastest-growing cities in America, with a historic square that anchors a market expanding in every direction.

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Population, 2025 Census Estimate: 106,907
Southwestern University Undergraduates, Fall 2025: 1,431
Year Founded: 1848

The market

How We Work in Georgetown.

Georgetown pairs a downtown square that stays busy with corridor growth along I-35 and toward the east side. Retail, office, medical, and land opportunities follow the rooftops, and the rooftops keep coming.

We help owners and investors get ahead of that growth: pricing property against where the market is going, not where it was when they bought.

Growth Curve

One of the fastest-growing cities in America, with commercial demand following the rooftops.

Historic Core

The square anchors a retail and office market that newer corridors cannot replicate.

Land Strategy

Positioning land ahead of the growth path is where this market rewards patience.

Current availability

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Business climate

Doing Business in Georgetown

Georgetown is the Williamson County seat, on I-35 and the San Gabriel River in the center of the county. I-35 and SH 130 connect it to Austin, San Antonio, Dallas and Houston, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is about 30 minutes away, and Georgetown Executive Airport serves general and corporate aviation.

Manufacturing has followed the highways. Industrial parks such as GTX Logistics Park, NorthPark35 and Gateway35 Commerce Center serve logistics and manufacturing users, CelLink makes flexible wiring harnesses for vehicles at a Georgetown plant financed in part by a U.S. Department of Energy loan, and electronics maker PEGATRON chose Georgetown for its first U.S. manufacturing site. Compal plans a service center at Georgetown Logistics Business Park, slated to open in 2027.

Southwestern University, founded in 1873, and the 118-bed St. David's Georgetown Hospital anchor education and healthcare, and the city's major employers also include Airborn, Chatsworth Products, Loram Technologies and ZT Systems.

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Georgetown by the Numbers

Population, 2025 estimate: 106,907
Growth since 2020: +59%
County: Williamson
Highways and corridors: I-35 · SH 130 · SH 29
Major employers: Airborn · CelLink · Chatsworth Products · ZT Systems · St. David's Georgetown Hospital · Southwestern University

Community profile

About Georgetown

Located on IH 35 at the northern edge of the Austin Metro area, Georgetown is a beautiful City nestled between the clear waters of the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. As the county seat of Williamson County, one of the fastest growing counties in the nation, Georgetown is experiencing tremendous growth in both residential and commercial sectors. Between 1990 and 2000 an average 3.7 people moved to Georgetown every day almost doubling the population from 14,842 to 28,339.

Georgetown is a vibrant and active community for everyone from the students at Southwestern University to the retirees at Sun City, Texas. Georgetown citizens enjoy an excellent quality of life that has been noticed and celebrated with a variety of awards and recognition. Just a few of these awards include: 2008 Fortune Magazine named Georgetown the #2 place in the U.S. to “Live and Launch”; 2008 Texas Trails Network Partnership Award for San Gabriel River Trails; 2007 Retirement Places Rated, a Frommer’s publication, named Georgetown the Number 1 place to retire in the U.S; and 2007 Texas Economic Development Council, Community Economic Development Award for Community of the Year.