Check out three updates from local developers and government sources:
320-unit apartment complex coming to Liberty Hill, Georgetown line
A new apartment complex is coming to Liberty Hill near the intersection of Hwy. 29 and 183A Toll, near the recently opened Costco. The site plan for a 320-unit multifamily housing development at 250 Gracie Lane was approved by Liberty Hill City Council Feb. 25.
The project falls under a larger planned unit development, or PUD, agreement tied to the larger 183 BLW development—an approximately 82-acre site that also includes Target and other nearby commercial properties, Robyn Claridy-Miga, the city’s director of planning and development, said in a statement.
A PUD is a type of zoning that allows a property to be developed under a customized set of rules approved by a city, rather than standard zoning regulations.
In addition to the 320 units, the plans include amenities such as a pool, fitness center and clubhouse, according to city documents. The planned development would span roughly 12.5 acres, the documents state. The developer still needs to obtain building permits before construction can begin, Claridy-Miga said.
Liberty Hill to renovate and rent out Parker’s Corner Market
The city of Liberty Hill will renovate the building that was formerly Parker’s Corner Market in downtown to prepare it for a new tenant.
City Council members approved $150,000 for renovations March 25, having purchased the building in January.
City staff said the building requires improvements to ensure the safety of people in and around the building. After repairs are completed, the city plans to rent the space out to a tenant for two years or until the city needs to utilize the space for other downtown improvements, according to city documents.
44,000-square-foot indoor sports club headed to Leander, Cedar Park
A 44,000-square-foot indoor sports club is coming to Ronald Reagan Boulevard on the Cedar Park-Leander line, said owner and general contractor Sravanth Poreddy.
To be known as Reagan Sports Club, the facility will feature indoor soccer, volleyball, basketball, badminton, pickleball, taekwondo, yoga and a dedicated gym space, Poreddy said.
The sports club will outsource businesses for the yoga, indoor soccer and taekwondo offerings, which will each operate as separate businesses. The indoor sports facility will also allow visitors to rent courts hourly for sports like basketball and pickleball.
August construction is expected to break ground on the new sports complex in March 2027, targeting a fall 2028 opening.
