From residential to retail, check out some of the most expensive permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.
Construction of a mixed-use retail and residential development is slated to break ground in North Austin. A seven-story parking structure will be attached to the building.
Location: 2101-2201 Donley Drive, AustinEstimated timeline: March 1-June 1Estimated cost: $70 million2. Pathways at Santa Rita Courts West
A 96-unit, 136,000-square-foot residential building is slated for East Austin. The project will include landscaping, parking and utilities.
Location: 2300 E Second St., AustinEstimated timeline: April 1-Dec. 31, 2027Estimated cost: $16.3 million3. Rooms To Go
Construction on a Rooms To Go in San Marcos is planned to begin June 1. (Community Impact staff)A 52,460-square-foot furniture showroom is headed to San Marcos. Rooms To Go offers indoor and outdoor furniture and decor. The retail chain has three other locations in the Austin area.Location: Near the intersection of I-35 S. and E. McCarty Lane, San MarcosEstimated timeline: June 1-Sept. 1, 2027Estimated cost: $7.87 million4. Heritage Trail East
The city of Round Rock is continuing to develop public land following the completion of Heritage Trail West in 2024. Improvements to the trail’s east side include a 1-mile concrete pedestrian trail, three pedestrian bridges, seating, lighting and irrigation.
Location: 910 Heritage Center Circle, Round RockEstimated timeline: Aug. 1-Jan. 31, 2028Estimated cost: $7 million5. Pfluger Farm Lane North Extension
The city of Pflugerville is extending Pfluger Farm Lane by 140,210 square feet. The project will include the construction of a new roadway, drainage, sidewalk and shared-use paths.
Location: end of existing Pfluger Farm Lane to SH 45 E., PflugervilleEstimated timeline: July 23-Feb. 24, 2027Estimated cost: $4.47 million
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