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Aerial view of historic downtown Taylor along its main street
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Commercial Real Estate in Taylor

Samsung's semiconductor investment put Taylor on the national map. The land and commercial market around it is moving accordingly.

Population, 2025 Census Estimate
18,402
Miles Northeast of Austin
29
Year Founded
1876

The market

How We Work in Taylor.

Taylor pairs a historic downtown with one of the largest corporate site investments in Texas history on its doorstep. Land, industrial, and commercial interest has followed.

We work land and commercial deals across the corridor, helping owners understand what the new demand actually means for their property and helping buyers act before the market fully reprices.

A Market Repriced

Samsung's investment changed what Taylor land and commercial property is worth. We help you understand by how much.

Historic Downtown

Taylor's downtown core gives the growth story a center of gravity newer corridors lack.

Land and Industrial

The corridor's demand leans land and industrial. That is the work we know best.

Business climate

Doing Business in Taylor

Taylor sits where US 79 and SH 95 meet downtown, 7 miles east of SH 130 and 17 miles east of I-35. Union Pacific serves its industrial sites, and Amtrak's Texas Eagle offers daily passenger service.

Samsung's semiconductor fab is the city's defining project. It began limited operations in late 2025 with several hundred employees on site, and suppliers are following: Soulbrain, backed by a Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund grant, plans its U.S. headquarters and a manufacturing facility in Taylor, and Phase 1 of Gradiant Technology Park, planned for about 2.2 million square feet at full buildout, has broken ground.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which manages most of the state's power grid, is one of Taylor's largest employers, along with Taylor ISD and Durcon Manufacturing. Baylor Scott & White runs a 25-bed hospital in Taylor, and the University of Texas has been given 68 acres in Taylor for a new campus.

Community profile

About Taylor

Taylor is well-known worldwide for its barbecue and historic downtown. It’s also well known for its rich culture and progressive leadership. Recently, there has been a lot of media buzz about the opportunities in Taylor, Texas. So, what’s the buzz all about? Since 2009, more than 20 companies have expanded or relocated to Taylor, announcing and creating jobs along the way… during one of the worst national economies on record. Why? It’s the small-business-friendly attitude and low-costs in the Austin region that welcomes the drivers of the federal, state and local economies.

For many years, the Taylor economy has been largely based in agriculture and manufacturing. The hard working spirit of these industries stay in Taylor today. Actively recruiting companies that add to the diversity of the local industry while providing it’s residents with good employment keeps Taylor striding forward. Materials manufacturing to support the region’s surging construction market, communications equipment manufacturing, in-bound call centers, and remote data centers all find that affordable real estate and labor make it possible to save money while still being located in a large metropolitan area.

Taylor also seeks to increase businesses associated with value-added agriculture; logistics and distribution; hospitality and tourism; design (e.g. arts and crafts, software, film production, professional services); healthcare; and retail.

Let's Build Your Commercial Real Estate Strategy.

Buying, selling, leasing, or investing, make your next move with confidence. Tell us where you're headed, and we'll chart the way.

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