
50,000 SF Industrial
Opportunity in Central Texas
A proposed ±50,000 SF industrial facility within a ±76-acre tract along State Highway 95 — positioned for manufacturers that need utility access, highway frontage, and room to scale within the Austin–Taylor manufacturing corridor.
All property specifications, infrastructure availability, utility capacity, development potential, and delivery schedules are subject to independent verification and applicable approvals.
Site Specifications
Proposed Facility
±50,000 SF
Industrial Tract
±76 Acres
Location
Elgin, Texas
Highway Frontage
State Highway 95
Market Position
Austin–Taylor Corridor
Expansion Capacity
Phase 2 Ready
All property specifications, infrastructure availability, utility capacity, development potential, and delivery schedules are subject to independent verification and applicable approvals. Detailed site information is provided after initial project qualification.
Explore the Silo Ranch Development Vision
Watch an overview of Silo Ranch, a proposed mixed-use development in the Elgin area featuring commercial, office, and residential components. Discuss your location requirements with our team to determine whether this opportunity merits further evaluation.
The video presents a development concept. Proposed uses, infrastructure, availability, and delivery timing require current confirmation. It does not establish industrial suitability or utility capacity.
Operational Infrastructure & Expansion Capacity
Site-selection decisions depend on infrastructure, access, utilities, and the ability to grow beyond a first phase.
Highway 95 Frontage
Direct State Highway 95 access connecting to Austin, Bastrop, and the Taylor manufacturing cluster.
76-Acre Industrial Tract
A ±76-acre development footprint surrounding the proposed facility — sized for phased industrial build-out. Acreage and boundaries subject to survey verification.
Austin–Taylor Corridor Position
Located within the regional economy connecting Austin, Bastrop, Elgin, and Taylor — the community anchoring a major semiconductor investment.
Manufacturing Ecosystem Proximity
Relevant to companies supplying the growing semiconductor and advanced manufacturing base near Taylor.
Utility Providers (Subject to Verification)
Oncor Electric · CenterPoint Energy natural gas · City of Elgin water/wastewater · AT&T fiber · Spectrum. Service availability and capacity confirmed per project.
Advisory Support
TX Economic Development helps evaluate infrastructure readiness, incentive eligibility, and community fit before commitment.

Positioned Within the Central Texas Growth Corridor
Elgin sits within the regional economy connecting Austin, Bastrop, and Taylor — the community anchoring a major semiconductor manufacturing investment. This positions the site for companies evaluating proximity to established manufacturing operations and a growing industrial supply chain.
- Elgin — State Highway 95 frontage with municipal utility infrastructure
- Taylor — semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem anchor
- Austin — regional workforce, technology talent, and international airport
- Bastrop — adjacent industrial market with growing development capacity
Start With 50,000 SF. Plan for What Comes Next.
The proposed facility provides a logical entry point for a manufacturer establishing or expanding Central Texas operations — with the surrounding acreage reserved for future phases.
Advanced manufacturing
Semiconductor supply chain
Electronics assembly
Industrial equipment
Component manufacturing
Clean technology
Warehouse-supported manufacturing
Industrial service operations
Potential applications shown for illustrative purposes only. These are not approved or guaranteed uses.
Room to Build the Operation Around the Business
A 50,000 SF first phase is a starting point. The ±76-acre tract provides the footprint to scale operations as business demands evolve.
Additional Manufacturing Space
Expand production capacity as demand grows — without relocating.
Warehousing & Support Buildings
Add logistics, storage, and operational support structures on the same tract.
Supplier Co-Location
Accommodate Tier-1/Tier-2 supplier facilities adjacent to primary operations.
Office & Operational Areas
Support administrative, engineering, and outdoor operational needs.
Future development concepts are illustrative. No specific master plan is implied without supporting source documentation.
Evaluating Texas From Outside the U.S.?
Establishing U.S. operations involves more than acquiring property. TX Economic Development helps international manufacturers evaluate markets, infrastructure, workforce, and community fit before committing capital.
Representing a Company Considering Central Texas?
Request the full site package — including tract layout, utility verification, and regional context — for review with your client.
Property Marketing Presentation
Site layout, tract boundaries, utility verification, regional context, and development area details.
Package provided after initial project qualification. The primary goal is a qualified conversation — not a passive download.
Have a Question About the Site? Ask Lena.
Lena™ answers verified questions on property location, industrial acreage, proposed building size, utilities, highway access, and regional context. When your intent is high, Lena routes you to a confidential conversation with the executive advisory team.
Available 24/7 · Multilingual · Executive Guidance
Lena™ does not invent incentive amounts, utility capacity, pricing, completion dates, or entitlements.
Request Full Site Information
Share your project parameters — facility size, acreage, timeline, and utility requirements. Our advisory team responds with the complete site package and a qualification discussion.
Evaluating Central Texas for Your Next Manufacturing Operation?
Whether your company is beginning its search or actively shortlisting sites, TX Economic Development can help you assess this opportunity against your operational requirements — utilities, workforce, logistics, and expansion capacity.