From a mixed-use project to a Target and more, here are five of the most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.
Boston-based General Investment and Development is building a 194-unit mixed-use project that will feature an outdoor pool courtyard.
Location: 440 S. Parkwest Drive, Cedar ParkEstimated timeline: Nov. 1-Nov. 10, 2028Estimated cost: $65 million2. Pathways at Santa Rita Courts East
The Housing Authority of the city of Austin will construct a four-story, multi-family building that totals 77 units and renovate 11 historic single-story buildings into 27 units.
Location: 2300-2400 blocks of E. Second Street, Austin; 2400 block of Santa Rita Street, AustinEstimated timeline: Nov. 1-June 30, 2028Estimated Cost: $30 million3. Target
The Village at Dripping Springs will feature the area’s first Target, totaling about 147,000 square feet.
Location: 13786 W. Hwy. 290, AustinEstimated timeline: May 4-Nov. 19, 2027Estimated cost: $7.5 million4. Cigna Healthcare
The insurance provider will add a 40,100-square-foot office to its portfolio.
Location: 11515 Burnet Road, Floor 9, AustinEstimated timeline: May 25-Nov. 20Estimated cost: $6 million5. San Marcos Self Storage
Seven one-story self-storage buildings, totaling approximately 83,085 square feet, will be added.
Location: 190 Brooksbank Creek, San MarcosEstimated timeline: May 4-Jan. 18, 2027Estimated Cost: $3.8 million
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