Airport Commerce Park is a premier flex building park totaling over 325,000 SF. The park is located across the highway from Austin's international airport and fronts two major highways, making it easily accessible to all parts of the central Texas region. Road improvements and the relatively new airport have spawned new growth in this area of Southeast Austin. Over 275 K SF are now available.

Amber Oaks is expanding. A new set of buildings have been added to the 10 building office park. With the area seeing some the most intense growth in central Texas--new highways, subdivisions, retail, road extensions--Transwestern has delivered another 150,000 SF of very attractive value office space.

This is a great light industrial and office space: four buildings, totaling some 193,000 SF. The industrial space carries R&D zoning and comes with some clean room space, both something of a rarity in the Austin area. Located directly off US 183, the site is also within a mile of US 290 and Interestate 35. US 183 is a straight shot to the Austin Airport, a mere 10 mile trip.

Phase I of Aspen Lake offers 207,000 SF of premier class A office space. Development in this area benefits from the recently-completed 183A and 45 North as well as the new-to-Austin commuter rail line. With a handful of other office projects slated for the area, Aspen Lake will likely be the highest class office site for years to come.

Located in the increasingly inter-connected Austin metropolitan area, this 321,600 SF building will suit a manufacturer with large space requirements and multi-modal transportation needs or warehouse and distribution projects. With a railyard nearby, it is also near the recently opened SH-130, offering direct connection to the I-35 NAFTA corridor. The new highway makes Austin's International airport, even more accessible.

This site is an excellent plug-n-play space totaling just over 200K SF of premier office space. Previously housing AMD, the site works will as a corporate headquarters or regional office space. The location is probably 5 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes to downtown.

Recently finished, this 326,400 SF warehouse/flex space is a welcome addition to this heavy distrivution hub in SE Austin. This area is a few miles from the airport and perhaps 10 miles from downtown Austin. Interstate-35 passes within 2.5 miles of the site. Semiconductor and solar panel production are the larger manufacturers in the area.

Recently finshed out and renovated, there is some 97,600 SF of space here, with expansion space available in an adjoining lot for increased parking capacity. The location is within a mile of three major highways, I-35, US 183, and US 290. The area has historically housed a variety of commercial users, including call center, data center, state offices, distribution, flex space converted for office use, R&D.

Southeast Austin is primarily a flex, value office, and distribution market. Many of the warehouse buildings have seen conversion to value office. Whether converted for flex office space, or used for pure distribution/warehouse needs, this project brings a welcome 265K SF to the area. Selling points include a 2-3 mile proximity to numerous hotels, I-35, and just another couple of miles to the airport and downtown Austin.

This is an excellent class A office opportunity with a location unmatched by most class A office options in the city. The site is surrounded by prime exective housing stock, is within about 10-15 minutes of downtown Austin and the airport, and is close to the hill counrty and highland lakes.

Located in far Northwest Austin, one of the fastest growing areas in the MSA, this office development benefits from proximity to newly added infrastructure, including an adjacent commuter rail stop, new and expanded highways, and market-driven retail and residential developments. The area is replete with retail (Lakeline Mall across the highway), restaurants, and a range of available housing.

Cypress closed this facility in Round Rock in late 2008. The space is 99K SF with 40K SF of clean room space. Some have speculated the facility could be re-purposed for solar cell production (Cypress did produce this for a brief period here) or possibly as a medical device or pharmaceutical production facility. The facility is also near several new college and university campuses.

Davis Springs offers plenty of parking, a campus setting, and a premium location for attracting Austin's talented labor pool. It is located in what has become an extremely desirable, fast-growing area. Recently constructed north-south and east-west highways are very near this site, as well as an expanding shopping mall, and the much-touted commuter rail line.

The first phase of several in a master-planned live-work-play community in North Austin, an area already vibrant and known to many as Austin's tech corridor. The site is located near several Austin icons, including the IBM campus and UT's J.J. Pickle Research campus. Austin's commuter rail will provide transportation in the area come spring '09. Two major highway arterials pass within a mile of the site today.

The Ed Bluestein Campus site has an ideal Austin location, with immediate highway access, close proximity to the international airport, and is in the heart of Austin's desired development zone. The campus has a robust on-site electrical substation and would be ideal for a mix of light manufacturing and office use.

Four Points Centre is a 333-acre project near Lake Travis in Northwest Austin. Set in a hill country campus environment, this site has over 1.1 M SF of class A office and R&D space in three buildings. The buildings use U.S. Green Building Council guidelines (LEED certified). The property includes a 182-acre habitat preserve. Trails link buildings and connect with existing and future retail.

Frontera Vista, built in 2008, is the office pace portion of the La Frontera mixed use development in North Austin/South Round Rock. The office space includes two 135K SF LEED certified class A buildings. La Frontera is taking shape as a major hub for residents in the Austin-Round Rock MSA. It is located at the confluence of three major highways. A 295 room Marriott and full-service conference center hotel is located next door..

Austin’s largest building at 520 feet tall, the Frost Bank Tower provides a prestigious location for any company looking for a high profile. With amenities such as 4 restaurants and retail, Frost is the perfect location for entertaining clients or holding meetings.

A welcome addition to the hot flex market surrounding major area manufacturers Dell and Samsung, this recently completed 145,800 SF building is available now. Harris Ridge could accomodate a variety of uses, working well as a supplier distribution facility, light manufacuring and office space or warehouse.

The residents of scenic West Austin and Bee Cave now have ample shopping...and some 140K SF of class A office to fill. For years one of Austin's wealthiest bedroom communities, this newly built mixed-used development adds a new dimension to the coveted community. While this space may best suit professional suites, it does have some 80K SF contiguos space for a larger user.

Recently completed, Ladera Bend fills demand for true class A office and high-end retail in a burgeoning prestigous West Austin area. Built into the hills near Lake Travis, some of Austin's most prestigous high-tech and financial services clients office in this area, many of them global headquarters. The 170,000 SF of space in this project is spread between three two story bldgs.

Las Cimas is a well established, class A development in West Austin; this is the fourth and final phase. Completed in early 2008, the building is expected to fill up quickly. The building offers scenic hill country views, covered parking, is located off the very accessible Loop 360, and is near premier residential developments and resorts.

Great location for a distribution facility. The site is less than a quarter mile from NAFTA route Interstate 35. It is also in the North Austin high tech manufacturing neighborhood and is 2 miles from the newly built SH 45 which connects east to west in North Austin/Round Rock. .

A premier warehouse facility in Austin's manufacturing hub. The North Austin location is near all major regional arterial roadways which converge in this area. Column spacing is 40' x 46'8" with skylights and 24' clear height. Property is in a triple freeport inventory tax exemption zone.

This is a plug and play call center facility with a history of happy tenants that have had to vacate for larger, non-location specific economic reasons. The facility is located right off Interstate 35 with a Capital Metro bus stop servicing the site. The site has standard call center infrastructure, including back-up power and UPS as well as cubes and workstation furniture in place.

Built on a 22-acre beautifully wooded and naturally chiseled hilltop, Palisades West is two buildings; one is pre-leased, and the other, five-floors with 125,000 SF, both flanking a 1,400 car garage. Adjacent to major thoroughfares and just minutes from downtown, Palisades West is convenient to everything you need, including Barton Creek Country Club and world-renowned County Line BBQ.

Park Central is a class A-value office park development that recently wrapped construction on its first phase. The site IS central, sitting in between Austin's downtown central business district and the high tech and manufacturing parks in North Austin and Round Rock. It is also sandwiched by a beautiful 293 acre Austin park to the west and Interstate 35 to the east.

The Park on Barton Creek is a unique office complex that contains two five-story office buildings of 105,000 square feet each, located at South MoPac and Loop 360. Situated on a beautiful 20 acre park-like tract, the design of The Park on Barton Creek blends in with the surrounding hill country through the use of local stone and natural building materials, and even includes a cistern to recycle rainwater.

This brand new, 145,800 SF class A building is located in one of Austin's more scenic areas. It is also very accessible and offers easy routes to Austin's downtown, the international airport, and the prosperous silicon hills that border Austin's lakes and greenbelts.

Pecan Park is a 273,000 SF LEED certified class A space in the NW Austin area that wrapped construction Q4 2008. The area is perhaps the fastest growing region of the Austin metro, recently adding several hundred thousand square feet of class A office space, as well as new housing and retail/restaurant development. The location is advantageous, particularly because of the newly expanded highways servicing this area.

Located in one of the more scenic, faster growing areas in Austin, Prominent Pointe II is near shopping and high tech business areas, nestled in the hills of Northwest Austin. About 66K SF remain in this 105,000 SF class A three-story building. Topping the amenities parade: covered parking, Arboretum shopping, near-by lake front communities...

Raceway Crossing, recently completed by Stream Realty, brings 2500K SF warehouse/flex to the North Austin/South Round Rock market. The warehouse project is located just west of I-35 in a fast growing area. New highway connections in the area mean new retail and restaurant space is coming online.

Quarry Oaks offers a great corporate campus setting, located on a spring-fed lake, nestled in a grove of ancient oak trees. This class A office site currently offers 63,000 SF with a potential to builld-to-suit two other buildings totaling 150,000 SF. High-end shopping and dining continue to locate in the area. UT research campus within 3 miles.

Recently completed, this large 220,000 SF 2-building office development is a welcome addition to an area replete with high-profile tenants. Located in NW Austin on US-183, aka Research Blvd., the new office space in Research Park Place will be ideal as a campus setting or for smaller tenants with expansion plans.

This magnificent seven building office park is located directly off of FM-2222 & River Place Boulevard on the rim of Panther Hollow Habitat Preserve. The complex contains approximately 600,000 square feet of office space, about a third of which is currently available (114,500 is the largest space). Near beautiful Lake Travis, with wonderful view, first class executive home stock and golf surround this park.

San Clemente is centrally located in the exclusive Davenport Ranch development, with a short commute from either northwest or southwest Austin. The 50,000 square foot floor plates are ideal for the large corporation that is seeking a functional and efficient space plan on a minimum number of floors.

Flex space in Austin is often finished out for more cost effecient office space. The SouthPark developments have a history of this usage. However, a number of tenants in the development use it as a warehouse space as well. Located within a half mile of Interestate 35 and State Highway 71, this space is also ideal distribution real estate.

This former headquarters facility in Northwest Austin is located on a wooded 49.7 acre tract very near to a planned commuter rail stop. The building is a class A facility with research, clean room, manufacturing, warehouse and office space. Amenties include an on-site mile-long nature trail.

TechRidge 4.2 is in the heart of Austin's manufacturing and distribution corridor, along the NAFTA trade route I-35, adjacent to Dell's manufacturing hub, and sandwiched between Austin, Round Rock and Pflugerville. A Park & Ride bus station is next door. Buildinbg 4.2 of this site is 243K SF of warehouse space. The site enjoys triple freeport and foreign trade zone benefits.

This four building class A/value office development is at the heart of growth in Austin, having immediate access to four recently completed highways (read expansive labor shed). Already perhaps the fastest growing area of Austin, NxNW Austin has a slew of retail, office, and housing developments in the works, as well as the debut of a new commuter rail line.

This one of Austin's few substantial distribution hubs. Tuscany Center 7 and 8 recently delivered some 161.6K SF to this active NE Austin market. Ideal as a distribution and warehouse facility, these buildings are located right off US 290, some 3 miles from Interstate 35 and 4 miles from the new Texas 130.

Verde Springbrook Corporate Center is Pflugerville's first large scale commercial development. Eventually encompassing 9 buildings on 63 acres, this 1 million square foot development will be built for flex, warehouse or light industrial uses. The buildings are located right off the recently completed SH-45 and SH-130, near the NAFTA corridor I-35 and Austin's MoPac (Loop 1).

The Walnut Creek Corporate Center is a large distribution hub near the intersection of US 290, US 183, and I-35. Prologis has a strong presence here with numerous distribution and warehouse buildings. Bldg numbers 20 and 21 were being built in 2008 and offer some 112K SF, but more space is available in the park.

This is a great opportunity for a large office user, possibly a call center. There is a high parking ratio, 5.5/1,000. Phase 1&2 would total nearly 150,000 SF. The project has been proposed but no time line set. The NW Austin/Cedar Park sub market is extremely hot, but several buildings are vacant in the area. This distinguishes itself with a high parking ratio and build-to-suit opportunity.

While downtown Austin continues to see a revitalization, most of the new construction is residential condominiums. This project will be one of the first to extensively integrate residential, office, and the funky retail space that makes Austin so unique. Key in the East Avenue project is the integration of extensive green building techniques. Some 600,000 SF of office space will begin to come online 2009.

Grandview Hills is an ideal corporate campus site. As the area sees Concordia University move in down the street, River Place Office Park filling up, and Four Points Centre attract new tenants, the Grand View Hills site potential will only continue to increase. In other words, there is an increasing synergy in this scenic hill country location.

This progressive corporate park has designs and plans in place on 350 acres build to suit on the adjoining land. Two electric substations on site provide dual feed redundant electric service. Telecom infrastructure is also redundant. The first buildings for Phase II of the development are under way. Entitlements are in place for several build-to-suit buildings.

Mueller is the result of unprecedented community collaboration and a model for responsible planning and sustainability. Over 1M SF of office space will come to life along side a variety of homes, shops, services, and schools. With R&D zoning, think medical/life sciences use.

This is a 450K SF warehouse development off N I-35 in North Austin near Round Rock. The developers plan to use LEED elements in the core and shell. Parts of the project should deliver by Q2 2009.

The Pavillions at Techridge will be a unique product for this area in Northeast Austin, that is, a true class A office development. This area is currently anchored by Dell's manufacturing facilities and the Samsung Austin fab. While there are other flex and value office products available in the area, as well as a recent explosion of retail, the Pavillions will be unique to this sub-market. Not a speculative build, the Pavillions will also price lower than other Austin class A.

Research Park Plaza Building V will offer 173,000 SF. The project is a true class A project, located in the heart of Northwest Austin's tech hub. Also known as Research Boulevard, US 183 is perhaps Austin's fastest growing corridor. Growth in the area is happening on all fronts: retail, office, new highways and roads.

Rollingwood Center will offer access to a central Austin location in a natural setting (practically downtown, but with views of the hill country and Town Lake). Rollingwood will complement the natural setting found at neighboring Zilker Park, Barton Springs, Town Lake, and the desirable Rollingwood and Westlake neignborhoods. Fully built out, this class A project includes 350,000 SF in 3 buildings.

TechRidge is in the heart of Austin's manufacturing and distribution corridor, along the NAFTA trade route I-35, adjacent to Dell's manufacturing hub, and sandwiched between Austin, Round Rock and Pflugerville. A Park & Ride bus station is next door. Section 2 of this site is approved for some 500,000 SF of industrial space. The site enjoys triple freeport and foreign trade zone benefits.

The Terrace is a true class A office development in one of the more desirable central locations in Austin. Overlooking the Barton Creek Greenbelt, this 5 story building offers beautiful hill country and Austin skyline views. At the intersection of Loop 360 and MoPac, tenants will find accessing downtown Austin just as easy as premier residential areas and high tech employers in the SW and NW.

In early 2008, Trammell Crow bought 40 acres at the SW corner of Stassney and Burlesson in SE Austin and is developing plans to build out a business park to help incubate clean energy technology companies. The park will consist of 12 buildings totaling 1M SF. The neighboring business park, Expo Center, houses HelioVolt, a next generation solar plant. Including the Expo Center, the Texas Clean Energy Park will encompass 140 acres.lass A.