Conveniently situated just minutes from Manor and Coupland, Texas, boasts easy access via HWY 973 and is equipped with an 8” Manville water line. With flat terrain and no FEMA floodplain issues, this ideal tract of land is primed for a single-family home developer to meet the soaring demand for housing between Samsung and Tesla’s tech hubs, offering an excellent opportunity to bridge the housing gap and capitalize on the thriving job market in the area. Perfect for a planned development and easily divisible into 1-acre site-built home sites, this property is located in Travis County, and is just minutes from Manor, one of the fastest growing cities in Texas, while also situated just a short commute from both Austin and Taylor. Area : Ideally located equidistant between what will become two of the largest employers in the Austin area, Samsung & Tesla. The land along FM 973 is ready for development with open fields and high demand for housing. Economic: Samsung, the world’s No.2 contract chip manufacturer, announced its Taylor, Texas plant in 2021. The factory will cost the world’s biggest memory chip maker over $25 billion. It aims to make advanced chips for functions such as artificial intelligence, 5G and mobile phones, and will create employment opportunities for over 10,000 in the Taylor community. Samsung has already broken ground and will finish the plant by 2024 so that it is producing chips by 2025, which would put the company ahead of a 2026 deadline. The project in Taylor is part of a larger recent push by major chip companies to expand capacity, including a commitment by Samsung, to spend about $205 billion over three years. Opportunity / Growth : With Samsung’s opening on the horizon, housing needs with access to Austin, Tesla and Samsung’s Taylor Site are increasing. The facility is one of the largest investments in Texas and the U.S. and more importantly, it opens the door to opportunities for additional suppliers, OEM manufacturers, and support service businesses. Taylor’s investment in infrastructure, including improved transportation links and the development of commercial areas, has made the city more attractive to businesses and residents alike. This growth in economic activity has led to an increased need for housing options to accommodate the expanding workforce. The project in Taylor is part of a larger recent push by major chip companies to expand capacity, including a commitment by Samsung, to spend about $205 billion over three years.
