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Exciting Westinghouse Crossing Development Soon to Transform Georgetown-Round Rock Border

Discover the upcoming Westinghouse Crossing mixed-use development set to transform the Georgetown-Round Rock border area.

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Exciting Westinghouse Crossing Development Soon to Transform Georgetown-Round Rock Border
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The Georgetown-Round Rock border is about to experience major transformation as St. John Properties is set to develop an impressive 225,000-sq-ft mixed-use project known as Westinghouse Crossing. Located near the bustling intersection of Westinghouse Rd. and North Mays St., this innovative project will feature 170,000 sq ft of research and development facilities, 40,000 sq ft of office space, and 15,000 sq ft of retail space, providing incredible opportunities for businesses and the community. Construction will commence this fall and is expected to be completed by summer 2024. Aquila Commercial represented the seller, Buorn Cos, in this groundbreaking deal. As Central Texas continues to grow and thrive, now is the perfect time to [search for your dream home in Austin](https://austin.localteam.ai/austin-home-search/) and even [consider relocating to Austin](https://austin.localteam.ai/moving-to-austin-texas-the-ultimate-relocation-guide/) amidst these exciting developments. If you’re looking to [sell your house in Austin](https://austin.localteam.ai/what-is-my-home-worth/), this booming market offers immense potential. Stay up to date with local developments by following the original article [here](https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/news/newstalk-texas/?Item=28994).

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