AUSTIN, TX
The commercial real estate market in Austin, Texas is booming, driven by the city’s dynamic growth and the increasing demand for commercial spaces. Grocery-anchored properties have emerged as critical players in this landscape, featuring established supermarkets as anchor tenants and serving as essential community hubs. These properties offer convenience and experiential shopping and contribute to Austin’s local business support and diverse culinary culture. Their stability, even during economic downturns, has caught the attention of investors, while their role as community magnets strengthens the social fabric of neighborhoods. As Austin’s population and economy continue to flourish, the commercial real estate market for grocery-anchored properties is set to expand further, solidifying their significance in shaping the city’s thriving communities.
POPULATION GROWTH
Austin, Texas has witnessed impressive population growth, with an increase of over 30% from 2010 to 2020.
TECH HUB
Referred to as the “Silicon Hills,” Austin has become a major tech hub, attracting top tech companies and startups.
JOB MARKET
Austin’s job market consistently surpasses national job creation averages, and its diverse economy spanning technology, healthcare, and education sectors, fuels demand for residential and commercial real estate.
HOME APPRECIATION
Between 2020 and 2021, home prices in the Austin metro area surged by approximately 30%, highlighting the city’s attractiveness to investors and homeowners alike.
Shops At
Arbor Trails
Nestled within a bustling retail hub of Southwest Austin, this center stands as a one-stop destination, catering to diverse consumer needs ranging from grocery shopping and health services to education and a variety of dining experiences. Strategically positioned at the intersection of the bustling MoPac Expressway and Williams Cannon Drive, the center enjoys high visibility and accessibility. Beyond its commercial offerings, the center contributes to the community’s well-being with serene ponds and adjacent hike-and-bike trails, fostering an environment of tranquility and recreation.
4301 W. WILLIAM CANNON DRIVE
AUSTIN, TX
237,232
Population 5 miles
$126,148
Avg Household Income 5 miles
60.06%
College Educated 5 miles
Escarpment
Village
Designed to serve the upscale neighborhoods of the nearby “Circle C,” the anchor, HEB, solidi es the center’s offerings, complemented by a robust array of tenants, including Torchy’s Tacos, Starbucks, and Waterloo Ice House. Beyond its commercial prowess, the center proudly embraces sustainability, featuring environmentally-conscious elements like solar panels, a verdant green roof adorned with native flora for insulation and heat mitigation, and an innovative rain catch barrel system employed to irrigate the flourishing rooftop landscape.
5800 W SLAUGHTER LANE
AUSTIN, TX
237,232
Population 5 miles
$126,148
Avg Household Income 5 miles
60.06%
College Educated 5 miles
Shops At
The Galleria
Flanked by the Hill Country Galleria, this regional center strategically captures a broad trade area, leveraging its proximity to a popular commercial hub. Conveniently accessible via signal-controlled entry from Route 71, with a daily traffic count of 48,183, the center’s location is primed for high visibility. Enhanced by a robust shadow anchor in the form of Lowe’s, the center thrives with an appealing tenant roster featuring Marshall’s, Best Buy, and World Market. A mere mile away from the evolving development of The Backyard, the region’s premier entertainment venue, the center stands at the crossroads of dynamic commerce and entertainment.
12770 SHOPS PARKWAY
BEE CAVE, TX
61,921
Population 5 miles
$171,149
Avg Household Income 5 miles
70.94%
College Educated 5 miles
The Parke
Nestled along Route 183-A just north of FM 1431, this recently established regional center is a beacon of commercial prowess, housing esteemed occupants such as Whole Foods, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and Nordstrom Rack. The strategic location becomes even more significant against Cedar Park’s remarkable 400% trade area growth over the past decade. The center is strategically positioned to harness the benefits stemming from Apple Inc.’s expansive 133-acre campus, accommodating up to 5,000 employees. Furthermore, the center is primed to reap the advantages of the state-of-the-art Texas Children’s Hospital and Dell Children’s Medical Center, solidifying its place as a cornerstone of thriving commerce and innovation.
5001 183A FRNTAGE RD
CEDAR PARK, TX
215,992
Population 5 miles
$104,205
Avg Household Income 5 miles
50.63%
College Educated 5 miles
Kyle Marketplace
Kyle Marketplace, the premier retail destination located at a prime intersection just off I-35 in the bustling Austin submarket. Our center is anchored by the renowned H-E-B Plus! store featuring the popular Texas Backyard. This H-E-B is one of the top producing stores in their portfolio. With projected area growth of 26% in the next 5 years, Kyle Marketplace is the ideal location for businesses looking to thrive in this thriving community.
5401 FM 1626
KYLE, TX
90,663
Population 5 miles
$75,705
Avg Household Income 5 miles
21.03%
College Educated 5 miles
CONTACTS
Contact us for any inquiries regarding leasing opportunities or specific details about properties within our portfolio. Recognizing the importance of collaboration, we place high value on our network of contacts, and we encourage you to reach out to us. Whether you’re seeking more information or wish to schedule a personalized tour, we’re here to assist.
