An overview of The District development site as construction begins.
Round Rock is commencing construction on The District, a 66-acre project featuring 4 million square feet of mixed-use space. Set to break ground in March, the development, expected to bring $500 million in investments, aims to create 5,000 jobs by its expected completion in 2039. It includes office spaces, retail areas, hotels, and apartments, significantly impacting the local economy and enhancing the quality of life for residents.
Round Rock is set to embark on a significant construction project known as The District, a sprawling 66-acre development strategically located near the intersection of I-35 and State Highway 45 Toll Road. The project will officially break ground in March, with construction work expected to begin next month.
The District is designed to encompass nearly 4 million square feet of various spaces, aimed at stimulating economic growth and job creation in the area. Projected investments for this large-scale undertaking are expected to exceed $500 million. Upon full completion, which is anticipated by 2039, The District is expected to generate approximately 5,000 jobs.
This extensive development will feature:
The project has been in the works for several years, with its initial plans receiving approval six years ago. Leading the development is Mark IV Capital, a recognized name in real estate development. To efficiently manage the upcoming twelve-month infrastructure construction phase, W.E. O’Neil Construction has been contracted.
After the infrastructure phase is completed, expected to include essential groundwork such as utilities and roadways, the next step will see the construction of the first vertical components beginning. This aspect of The District’s development is anticipated to wrap up by early 2027.
The economic impact of The District on Round Rock is poised to be substantial. By creating around 5,000 new jobs, it aims to provide significant employment opportunities for the local community, fostering continued growth in the region. The development includes a variety of spaces that cater to both businesses and residents, promising a vibrant mix of office, retail, and living spaces.
As Round Rock moves forward with The District, it highlights a commitment not only to economic development but also to enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Planned growth and job opportunities in the area will likely keep Round Rock in the spotlight as a thriving community within Texas.
Overall, the upcoming months will be critical as construction sets the stage for one of the largest developments in the region, contributing to the ongoing evolution of Round Rock as a key player in local and state economic dynamics.
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