A new apartment complex in Bee Cave, an EMS station in Bastrop and improvements to the Graham Middle School athletic field are among the five most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.
Twin Oaks Ridge is a privately funded, $29.5 million mixed-use and leasing development spanning 175,000 square feet.
Location: 17201 Cross Peak Drive, Bee CaveEstimated timeline: Oct. 1-Nov. 1Estimated cost: $29.5 millionLeah Ave Industrial Building
This project involves the construction of an 87,306 square-foot ground-up industrial building with interior demising walls and occupant-ready spec offices.
Location: 2651 Leah Ave., San MarcosEstimated timeline: July 1-June 30, 2027Estimated cost: $18.5 millionNew EMS Station for Bastrop County ESD
The project will consist of an approximately 6,000-square-foot single-story metal building with apparatus bays, day room, kitchen, fitness room, living quarters, restrooms and associated site amenities.
Location: 1811 Jasper St., BastropEstimated timeline: Sept. 1-Sept. 1, 2027Estimated cost: $2.5 million24 Indoor
This project is a 20,898-square-foot interior renovation to create an indoor recreational facility geared towards children.
Location: 500 E. Ben White Blvd., Bldg. E, Unit 200, AustinEstimated timeline: Aug. 3-Nov. 30Estimated cost: $2.3 millionGrisham MS Athletic Field and Field House
This project involves converting an existing practice field at Noel Grisham Middle School to artificial turf, along with the required stormwater detention and IT infrastructure protection. Additionally, a new field house will be constructed with restrooms and a storage room.
Location: 10805 School House Lane, AustinEstimated timeline: April 1, 2027-September 1, 2027Estimated cost: $1.98 million
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