How long does it take to develop a commercial site in Williamson County?

Site plan review, utility coordination, and platting typically run 12-18 months from contract to delivery for a straightforward retail or industrial site. Complex projects, off-site infrastructure, or zoning changes extend that timeline materially.

What due diligence matters most for a commercial land deal?

Utility capacity confirmation in writing from the provider, environmental Phase I (and Phase II where indicated), boundary survey with easements, traffic impact analysis where applicable, and a written timeline from the jurisdiction. Skip any of those and you are guessing.

Do you represent buyers on raw land?

Yes. Buy-side land representation across Williamson County is a regular practice area, including infill, pad sites, larger tracts, and assemblage work.

Williamson County · Land tracts

Land Commercial Real Estate — Williamson County, TX

Williamson County commercial land for development, owner-users, and investors.

Williamson County commercial land underwriting is governed by utilities, access, drainage, and entitlement risk — not headline acreage or asking price. Active land submarkets include I-35 frontage in Jarrell and Georgetown, SH-130 corridor in Hutto and Taylor, US-79 in Hutto, and infill redevelopment in Round Rock and Cedar Park. Land deals require disciplined feasibility before LOI.

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What I represent in land

Developers acquiring pad-ready and entitled land for retail, multifamily, industrial, and mixed-use.
Owner-users purchasing land for build-to-own office, industrial, and service-commercial.
Investors evaluating long-hold land in growth corridors with infrastructure visibility.
Owners selling assemblage opportunities, surplus tracts, and infill redevelopment sites.

What the land market is doing

Utility capacity, road improvements, and jurisdictional process drive land value far more than acreage or frontage alone.
I-35 visibility in north-county (Jarrell, Georgetown) attracts retail and service users, but real value depends on access and utilities.
SH-130 corridor land in Hutto and Taylor continues to draw industrial and logistics interest tied to regional growth.
Infill redevelopment in Round Rock and Cedar Park can outperform greenfield where existing entitlements and utilities reduce timing risk.

Available Inventory

Active land listings in Williamson County

For Sale

Land · Other · 75,271 SF

13424 Lyndhurst Dr

13424 Lyndhurst Dr, Austin, TX, 78729

1.728 AC For Sale Frontage on FM 620/SH 45 Toll Mixed-use zoning Site plan available Great project for a developer

$1,830,000

For Sale

Land · Other · 87,120 SF

13615 North Interstate 35, Jarrell, TX

13615 North Interstate 35, Jarrell, TX, 76537

This 2 acre development site in Jarrell has 377' of frontage. All utilities in place. Perfect for Income and/or RV Park, Multifamily, C Store, Storage, Warehouse, Church, Mixed-Use retail. Mobile homes (4) on site.…

$1,300,000

For Sale

Land · Other · 1 SF

7415 Burleson Manor Rd, Manor, TX

7415 Burleson Manor Rd, Manor, TX, 78653

±15.06 Acre Unrestricted Land Opportunity | Austin’s High-Growth Tesla Corridor

$1,900,000

Frequently Asked

Common questions about land in Williamson County

How long does it take to develop a commercial site in Williamson County?: Site plan review, utility coordination, and platting typically run 12-18 months from contract to delivery for a straightforward retail or industrial site. Complex projects, off-site infrastructure, or zoning changes extend that timeline materially.
What due diligence matters most for a commercial land deal?: Utility capacity confirmation in writing from the provider, environmental Phase I (and Phase II where indicated), boundary survey with easements, traffic impact analysis where applicable, and a written timeline from the jurisdiction. Skip any of those and you are guessing.
Do you represent buyers on raw land?: Yes. Buy-side land representation across Williamson County is a regular practice area, including infill, pad sites, larger tracts, and assemblage work.