Austin, Texas
Travis County's appraisal district hands out its entire owner-of-record roll as a free download, so Austin's downtown towers can be traced to their owning LLCs — but, as everywhere in Texas, no public record says what anyone paid.
8 buildings · 6 with an owner established · 36 sources · 4 tier A · 4 tier B · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Texas keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the county appraisal district. The Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) names the owner of record, mailing address, legal description, values, deed date and deed number for about 442,000 real-property accounts, searchable free by owner name or address, and publishes the whole certified roll as a free download. Deeds are recorded by the Travis County Clerk at $25 for the first page; online images are free to view, and certified copies cost $5 plus $1 a page. What no record holds is a price: TCAD's own plan says 'Texas does not require full sales disclosure', and sales an appraisal district obtains privately are confidential under Government Code 552.149. Austin is zoned, and 35 Capitol view corridors cap building heights downtown.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (TCAD search and export); deed copies $1.00 per page plain, $5.00 per document certified plus $1.00 per page; Clerk grantor/grantee search $10.00 per name per 10 years (Travis County Clerk)
Bulk ownership dataTCAD 2026 Certified Appraisal Export (Legacy 8.0.33 fixed-width, 557 MB zip; PROP.TXT carries owner name, mailing address, situs, legal description, values, deed date/number and taxing units) and a Certified Special Export (JSON), free unauthenticated downloads on TCAD's Public Information page; no licence on the export
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
Sites that forbid taking their data
- traviscad.org — “The Appraisal District maintains this site for the convenience and use of our taxpayers. It is not intended for the bulk transfer of data.”
- traviscad.org — “Data mining is prohibited. If you need a complete set of maps, please contact the appraisal district offices to order the maps on CD/DVD.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frost Bank Tower 401 Congress Avenue, Austin |
Office | CSHV-401 Congress LLC 100% TCAD account 192833, 'Lot 1&11 Blk 42 Congress at Fourth', 1.2665 acres, state code F1; 2026 certified market value $247,000,000 ($77.2M land, $169.8M improvements). Owner's mailing address 712 Main St Ste 2500, Houston. An entity with the same prefix, CSHV-300 West 6th Street LLC, holds 300 W 6th St with the same deed date, and CSHV HCG entities hold the Hill Country Galleria in Bee Cave. No filing or register opened here names the investor behind the CSHV entities; a ConnectCRE item on the tower's refinancing could not be opened (Cloudflare). |
Private company | —A |
| Sail Tower (Block 185) 601 W 2nd Street, Austin 804,000 sq ft (Cousins); 803,835 sq ft (appraisal, BBCMS 2026-5C43) |
Office | Cousins Block 185 LLC 100% TCAD account 818210, Lot 1A Blk 185 Green Thomas C Subd, 1.266 acres; 2026 certified market value $471,816,000 — the fifth-largest taxpayer in the City of Austin unit. Cousins Properties lists Sail Tower at 100% ownership, 100% leased, 6.9% of its NOI, with no property debt; its Exhibit 21 lists 'Cousins Block 185'. Cousins says the price allocation included $32.2M paid to 'the building's single office tenant'. Cousins' top-tenant table lists Alphabet in one property with 799,149 sq ft and 12.1 years remaining, without naming the building. Built 2022. |
REIT | $521,775,000 2024-12 Cousins 2025 10-K, Note 3: 'Closing Purchase Price … Sail Tower $521,775' (thousands), December 2024. TCAD deed 2024139045, 17 Dec 2024. B |
| Indeed Tower 200 W 6th Street, Austin 758,975 sq ft (Kilroy) |
Office | Kilroy Realty 100% of the building; land ground-leased to December 2112 On the TCAD roll the account (194328, Lots 4-9 Block 71 Original City, 0.94 acre) is in the name 'University of Texas', taxable, at a 2026 market value of $416,484,195 ($57.2M land, $359.3M improvements). Kilroy's 2025 10-K lists a ground lease at 200 W. 6th Street expiring December 2112, with 2% annual rent increases reset every ten years to CPI, and carries the building at $664,974 thousand in Schedule III. Kilroy's Q2 2026 supplemental: 84.0% occupied, 88.8% leased at 30 Jun 2026. No foreclosure or default appears in any filing opened. |
REIT | $580,200,000 2021-06-23 Kilroy 2021 10-K, 2021 acquisitions: '200 W. 6th Street, Austin, TX … June 23, 2021 … 580.2' ($ millions, excluding acquisition costs). B |
| 300 Colorado 300 Colorado Street, Austin 378,000 sq ft (Cousins 2025 10-K) |
Office | Austin 300 Colorado Project, LP (Cousins Properties) 100%; the final 50% bought from Riverside Resources and Ironwood Real Estate TCAD account 194314, Lots 4-6 Block 28 Original City, 0.4055 acre, owner 'Austin 300 Colorado Project' mailed '% Cousins Properties'; 2026 market value $188,188,488. Cousins' Exhibit 21 lists Austin 300 Colorado Project, LP (Texas) and its GP and investor entities. Cousins reports it 100% owned and 100% leased at 31 Dec 2025, completed 2021 (Schedule III: 2022 construction, 2021 acquired). Cousins prepaid the construction loan in full when it bought out its partners. |
REIT | $162,500,000 2021-12 For the partners' 50% interest: Cousins, 21 Dec 2021, 'gross purchase price of $162.5 million', with a $15.7M credit at closing. A |
| Sixth and Guadalupe 600 Guadalupe Street, Austin |
Mixed use | DWF V 6&G Commercial Owner LLC (lessee) 60.6% master unit (office); the 39.4% residential unit is held by DWF V 6&G Apartment Owner LLC (lessee) A two-unit master condominium on the TCAD roll: Unit 1 (commercial, $317,046,347) and Unit 2 (apartments, $241,689,381), $558.7M together in 2026, both lessee accounts mailed '% Lincoln Property Company'. The roll does not show a separate fee-owner account, so who holds the land under the lease is not established. Realty News Report (Jan 2022): developed by Lincoln Property Company and Kairoi Residential; 66 storeys with 349 residential units; Meta Platforms leased 589,000 sq ft over 33 floors. The brief's 'Google lease' is not supported for this tower — Google/Alphabet appears with Sail Tower's landlord, Cousins. |
Private company | —B |
| The Republic 401 W 4th Street, Austin 833,000 sq ft (REBusinessOnline) · 48 floors |
Office | DW CAL 308 Guadalupe LLC (lessee) TCAD account 194262, '1.7529AC of Old Court House Block Original City', a lessee account mailed '% Lincoln Property Company'; 2026 market value $371,107,169 ($122.2M land, $248.9M improvements) — the twelfth-largest taxpayer in the City unit. REBusinessOnline (20 Apr 2022): Lincoln Property Co. and co-developer Phoenix Property Co. 'have partnered with DivcoWest' on the 48-storey tower at 401 W. 4th St. The fee owner of the land is not a separate account on the roll and was not established; no distress or sale was found in SEC filings. |
Private company | —B |
| The Austonian 200 Congress Avenue, Austin |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners A condominium: TCAD carries 177 unit accounts under 'Austonian A Condominium Community Amended', 170 residential (A4) and 7 commercial (F4), worth $388,066,200 together in 2026. The residential units are held by private individuals and family trusts, whom this record does not name; the largest commercial units are held by CBD Austin Retail Ltd. There is no single owner of the tower. |
Private company | —A |
| The Independent 301 West Avenue, Austin |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners A condominium: TCAD carries 363 residential unit accounts under 'Independent Condominiums', worth $446,446,826 together in 2026. Owners are private individuals, family trusts and small companies; none is named here and no single owner exists. |
Private company | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
TCAD's certified totals put the Travis County part of the City of Austin at $301.2 billion on the 2026 roll; Austin's parts in Williamson and Hays counties are appraised by other districts and are not included. A sixth of the value is fully exempt — mostly the University of Texas, the City, the State and the school district — and the most valuable single account in the city is UT land, not a tower.
City of Austin (Travis County part), all property, 2026$301,230,126,925
Total market value over 282,213 accounts (254,016 real property); net taxable $212,014,888,569. TCAD 2026 Certification Totals, unit 02, generated 18 Jul 2026.
Commercial real property in the City$51.75 billion
State class F1: 7,665 accounts, $51,749,876,942 market value; industrial F2 a further $7.38B. TCAD 2026 Certification Totals, City of Austin state category breakdown.
Totally exempt property in the City$51.81 billion
State class XV: 7,382 accounts, $51,811,321,144. TCAD 2026 Certification Totals.
Most valuable taxable account in the City$620,643,310
98 Red River St (Lots 1-2 Blk A Waller Park Place Subd, 3.07 acres), owner of record Waller Creek Owner LLC; 2026 certified export. The most valuable account of any kind is UT's 17.5 acres at 1601 Trinity St, $883,824,694.
A priced downtown sale, 2026$198,000,000
111 Congress (One Eleven Congress), 519,959 sq ft, bought from Cousins by CC One Eleven Congress Owner, LP (sponsor Canyon Creek Real Estate): purchase price in the BBCMS 2026-5C43 term sheet (note date 29 Jul 2026), $380.80/sq ft; appraised $203M at 7 Apr 2026.
Travis County, all property, 2026$457,307,655,688
Total market value, 494,352 accounts. TCAD 2026 Certification Totals, unit 03 Travis County.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Public bodies own most of the land that is owned in large pieces. The City of Austin holds about 44,700 acres countywide in its own name — the airport on the former Bergstrom Air Force Base alone is 3,655 acres — and Austin Energy appears on the roll as the City itself ('City of Austin, D/B/A Austin Energy'). The University of Texas holds the most valuable ground: about 1,730 acres worth $9.6 billion, including the land under Indeed Tower. The State of Texas holds Capitol Square. The biggest private holder by value, the Tesla Giga Texas site, lies mostly outside the City of Austin taxing unit. Figures are sums of 2026 TCAD real-property accounts in each name; leasehold accounts can double-count acres.
| Name | Type | TCAD 2026, Travis County |
|---|---|---|
| City of Austin $15.8B market value; 3,275 accounts and 33,678 acres inside the City taxing unit. Largest: 3,655 acres at 2500 E State Hwy 71 ('Bergstrom Air Force Base'), 1,989 acres at 18524 FM 969 and 1,752 acres off Ski Slope Dr. Downtown it holds the 65-acre Sand Beach Reserve at 1125 W Cesar Chavez ($708.5M) and 500 E Cesar Chavez ($592.3M). |
Government | 3,488 accounts, 44,693 acresA |
| Austin Energy (City of Austin) Held in the City's name: a 1,989-acre leasehold account at 18524 FM 969 mailed 'D/B/A Austin Energy, 721 Barton Springs Rd' ($143.2M) and 380 acres at 18580 FM 969. Most utility land is simply 'City of Austin' and cannot be separated on the roll. |
Government | 3 accounts, 2,370 acres addressed to Austin EnergyA |
| University of Texas System Under 'University of Texas', 'University of Texas System' and 'Board of Regents of the University of Texas System'; 198 accounts inside the City. Highest: 1601 Trinity St (17.5 acres, $883.8M), 10000 Burnet Rd (230 acres, $501.6M), and 200 W 6th St — the land under Kilroy's Indeed Tower ($416.5M, taxable). |
Government | 202 accounts, 1,733 acres, $9.65BA |
| State of Texas Includes 'Capitol Square' (24.5 acres, $266.8M) and 155.6 acres on Enfield Rd ($680.2M). The Texas Public Finance Authority holds 17 more accounts ($948.3M) and the Texas Facilities Commission 6. No account is in the General Land Office's name in Travis County. |
Government | 137 accounts, 2,095 acres, $4.11BA |
| Travis County $1.88B; 112 accounts inside the City, including 601 E 15th St (14.3 acres, $405.3M, mailed to the Healthcare District). The largest tracts are on FM 2769 (two of about 670 acres) and W State Hwy 71 (668 acres). |
Government | 591 accounts, 16,276 acresA |
| United States of America Largest tracts on FM 1431 (3,527 acres), Lindeman Loop (2,861) and Cow Creek Rd (1,363); only 11 accounts are inside the City. |
Government | 41 accounts, 15,156 acresA |
| Colorado River Project LLC (Giga Texas site) The main account, 13101 Tesla Rd (1,700 acres, $4,694,687,465, industrial F2), carries no City of Austin taxing unit; a 440.7-acre account at 13101 Harold Green Rd does. One account is mailed to '1 Tesla Rd'. The roll does not itself name Tesla; TCAD's 2025 annual report lists 'Tesla Inc.' as the county's largest taxpayer ($5.93B) with Colorado River Project LLC second ($4.31B). |
Private company | 9 accounts, 2,514 acres, $4.96BB |
| Samsung Austin Semiconductor The Austin fab at 12100 Samsung Blvd and E Parmer Ln, all inside the City taxing unit ($285.0M real property); Samsung is the City's second-largest taxpayer at $759.3M including personal property (TCAD 2026). Its Taylor site is outside Travis County and not counted. |
Public company | 10 accounts, 641 acresA |
| Apple Inc 5505 and 5501 W Parmer Ln (Riata Vista, 38.8 acres, $326.9M) and 6900 Parmer Ln, of which TCAD records only 20.2 acres in Travis County (the rest is in Williamson); plus an office condominium unit at 320 S Capital of Texas Hwy outside the City. Apple is the City's fourteenth-largest taxpayer ($326.9M). |
Public company | 4 accounts, 232 acresA |
| Austin Independent School District $2.51B, 110 accounts inside the City; a further 33 accounts are in the name 'Austin Public Schools'. |
Government | 116 accounts, 1,790 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Census permit data for 2025 count 27,322 new units in the Austin–Round Rock–San Marcos metro (14,810 single-family), 15,059 in Travis County and 8,893 in the City of Austin itself — of which 6,459 were in buildings of five or more units, so the city's growth is mostly apartments while detached homes go up on the edges, often outside city limits. No Austin builder league table is published. The figure below counts the 2026 TCAD real-property accounts held in each builder's own names across Travis County (lots, homes in inventory and land), with the share inside the City of Austin taxing unit in the note; it measures holdings on 1 January, not homes closed.
| Name | Type | TCAD accounts in builder's names, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton Continental Homes of Texas LP (652 accounts, 78 in the City, $52.2M) and Forestar (516 accounts, 391 in the City, 838 acres, $74.9M). D.R. Horton's Exhibit 21 lists Continental Homes of Texas, L.P. (trade names include 'D.R. Horton') and Forestar Group Inc. as subsidiaries. |
Public company | 1,168 accountsB |
| Century Communities Held as Century Land Holdings II LLC, 622 of them inside the City of Austin — the largest in-city builder holding on the roll; $33.9M market value. Century Land Holdings II, LLC appears in Century Communities' Exhibit 21 (2015 10-K). |
Public company | 790 accountsB |
| M/I Homes M/I Homes of Austin LLC, 401 accounts in the City, 282 acres, $42.8M; 613 accounts carry the residential-inventory state code O. M/I Homes' Exhibit 21 lists M/I Homes of Austin, LLC. |
Public company | 778 accountsB |
| KB Home KB Home Lone Star Inc, 389 acres, $45.9M; only 15 accounts inside the City of Austin. |
Public company | 744 accountsA |
| Meritage Homes Meritage Homes of Texas LLC (some jointly with Taylor Morrison), 616 acres, $60.0M; 164 in the City. Taylor Morrison of Texas holds a further 570 accounts, almost all outside the City. |
Public company | 539 accountsA |
| Brightland Homes Brightland Homes Ltd, $46.1M, none inside the City of Austin taxing unit — a private Texas builder, so no filing gives its volume. |
Private company | 501 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Austin's largest listed office landlord is Cousins Properties, for which Austin is its biggest market; Brandywine and Kilroy follow. Apartment REITs report Austin by metro area, not city. Downtown's newest towers are held by developer-and-fund single-purpose LLCs on ground leases (Lincoln Property's DivcoWest-backed 'DW' entities), which file nothing public.
| Name | Type | Austin holding |
|---|---|---|
| Cousins Properties FY2025 10-K: The Domain (2.08M sq ft), Sail Tower (804,000), One Eleven Congress (519,000; sold 2026 per BBCMS 2026-5C43), San Jacinto Center, 300 Colorado, The Terrace, Colorado Tower, Domain Point and Research Park V — 94.8% leased, 36.0% of Cousins' NOI, its largest market. |
REIT | 5,585,000 sq ftA |
| Brandywine Realty Trust FY2025 10-K: Austin segment ('properties in the City of Austin, Texas'), 73.9% leased, $38.2M base rent; real estate at cost $510.0M, down from $671.2M a year earlier. |
REIT | 14 properties, 1,842,000 sq ftA |
| Kilroy Realty Indeed Tower, 200 W. 6th St, on a ground lease to 2112; 84.0% occupied at 30 Jun 2026 (Q2 2026 supplemental). |
REIT | 1 building, 758,975 sq ftA |
| Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) FY2025 10-K: Austin, TX same-store 20 communities / 6,795 units (95.1% occupied) plus 1 non-same-store community of 384 units. Metro-level, not city limits. |
REIT | 21 communities, 7,179 unitsA |
| Camden Property Trust FY2025 10-K, Austin, Texas; 94.9% average occupancy, $1,569 average monthly rent; Schedule III names Camden Amber Oaks, Amber Oaks II, Brushy Creek and others. Metro-level. |
REIT | 12 communities, 4,038 unitsA |
| Prologis FY2025 10-K Schedule III: Austin, 10 operating buildings acquired 1994–2015, plus 2 in development. |
REIT | 10 buildingsA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Coverage: the City of Austin extends into Williamson and Hays counties, whose appraisal districts were not read; all City figures here are the Travis County part only.
- Frost Bank Tower: who stands behind CSHV-401 Congress LLC. A search result describes a ConnectCRE item naming Lionstone Investments as borrower on a refinancing of the tower; the page sits behind Cloudflare and was not read, so no investor is named.
- Sixth and Guadalupe and The Republic: both are lessee accounts; the fee owner of the land under each was not established, and no price or explanation for the 1 Oct 2024 deed at 600 Guadalupe was found.
- Google: the brief places Google's lease at Sixth and Guadalupe; Realty News Report names Meta as that tower's office tenant. Cousins lists Alphabet as a tenant of one 799,149 sq ft property without naming it; Sail Tower (804,000 sq ft, single office tenant) is the only Cousins Austin building that fits, but no filing opened ties them by name.
- Tesla Giga Texas: the roll names Colorado River Project LLC, not Tesla; the link rests on the situs (13101 Tesla Rd), one mailing address and TCAD's own taxpayer table. A City of Austin jurisdiction query at a point on the site returned no jurisdiction, consistent with the roll's taxing units.
- General Land Office: no Travis County account is in the GLO's name; state land is held as 'State of Texas' and through the Texas Public Finance Authority and Facilities Commission.
- Deed numbers and dates come from TCAD's export; the County Clerk's records search (tccsearch.org) is behind Cloudflare and no deed image was read.
- Capitol view corridors: '35 Capitol view corridors' counting city and state ones is from the Austin Monitor (Feb 2018); the City's current corridor pages 404 after its site relaunch.
- Statutory text was not read; the non-disclosure rule is cited from TCAD's adopted reappraisal plan and Government Code 552.149 from Harris CAD's 2026 report.
- Builder counts are accounts in each builder's own legal names on 1 Jan 2026; they are holdings, not closings, and miss lots held through land bankers or joint ventures under other names.
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Sources
- 2026 Certified Appraisal Export, Supp 0 (Legacy 8.0.33 fixed-width; PROP.TXT read 2026-10-13: 493,324 owner rows, 441,961 real-property accounts) — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- Public Information — publicly available data exports, certified totals, reappraisal plans, annual reports — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- Property Search ('The entire TCAD database is available for search by owner name…'; 'not intended for the bulk transfer of data') — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- Maps ('Data mining is prohibited') — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Certification Totals (as of Roll 0, generated 18 Jul 2026), incl. 02 City of Austin and 03 Travis County — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2027/2028 Reappraisal Plan, adopted 3 Sep 2026 ('Texas does not require full sales disclosure') — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2025 Annual Report (value distribution; Top Ten 2025 taxpayers in Travis County) — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report (Government Code Sec. 552.149 sales confidentiality) — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- Recording Fee Information — Travis County Clerk · openA
- Real Property/Land Records — Travis County Clerk · openA
- Recording Search + Copies of Records — Travis County Clerk · openA
- City of Austin Open Data Terms of Use ('offered free and without restriction') — City of Austin · openA
- Zoning By Address — dataset metadata — City of Austin Open Data Portal · openA
- BOUNDARIES_jurisdictions — dataset metadata and point queries — City of Austin Open Data Portal · openA
- How do Austin's Capitol view corridors preserve sights of the statehouse? — Austin Monitor · openA
- Cousins Properties — Form 10-K for 2025 (Item 2 Properties; Note 3 acquisitions; Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Cousins Properties — Exhibit 21.1, subsidiaries (2025 10-K) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Cousins Properties Sells 816 Congress and Acquires Partner's Interest in 300 Colorado (Ex. 99.1, 8-K) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- BBCMS 2026-5C43 — structural and collateral term sheet (FWP), Loan No. 3 111 Congress, incl. comparable office sales — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Kilroy Realty — Form 10-K for 2025 (properties, ground leases, Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Kilroy Realty — Form 10-K for 2021 (2021 acquisitions: 200 W. 6th Street, $580.2M) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Kilroy Realty — Q2 2026 Supplemental Report (Ex. 99.1, 8-K) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Facebook Parent Leases 33 Floors in Austin Tower — Realty News Report · openA
- Lincoln Property Co., Phoenix Property Co. Partner with DivcoWest to Build 48-Story Office Tower in Austin — REBusinessOnline · openA
- Brandywine Realty Trust — Form 10-K for 2025 (Austin, Texas segment) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Mid-America Apartment Communities — Form 10-K for 2025 — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Camden Property Trust — Form 10-K for 2025 — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Prologis, Inc. — Form 10-K for 2025 (Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey — county annual 2025 (co2025a.txt), Travis County FIPS 48/453 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey — CBSA annual 2025 (cbsa2025a.txt), Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos CBSA 12420 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey — South Region places annual 2025 (so2025a.txt), Austin city — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- D.R. Horton — Exhibit 21.1, subsidiaries (fiscal 2025 10-K): Continental Homes of Texas, L.P.; Forestar Group Inc. — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Century Communities — Exhibit 21.1, subsidiaries (2015 10-K): Century Land Holdings II, LLC — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- M/I Homes — Exhibit 21, subsidiaries (2015 10-K): M/I Homes of Austin, LLC — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Export Layout, Legacy 8.0.33 (field definitions for the appraisal export) — Travis Central Appraisal District · openA