Content: Hutto, Texas, is ready to make its mark on the tech scene with the recent announcement of a new multibillion-dollar data center. Skybox Datacenters LLC and Prologis Inc. have successfully gained City Council’s approval for their PowerCampus Austin project, with a considerable economic impact on the area.
Located at the southeast corner of US 79 and CR 132, the sprawling 159-acre campus will boast six buildings, totaling 3.9 million square feet of space. Four of the buildings are planned to be 750,000 square feet each, while the remaining two will have 467,000 square feet. PowerCampus Austin’s development will be executed in phases, with the first anticipated to be completed as early as Q4 2024.
What sets PowerCampus Austin apart is the substantial economic impact it will have on Williamson County. According to County Judge Bill Gravell, the project will generate $4 to $5 billion in capital investment, which will likely translate to new opportunities and job creation for residents.
This noteworthy development emphasizes Central Texas’s burgeoning profile as a hub for tech and real estate investment. As more companies recognize the region’s potential, we can expect a substantial growth in its population, economy, and infrastructure. Curious about other real estate developments in Central Texas? Stay tuned to the Yee-Haw Development Marketing Group blog for the latest updates.
For more information on PowerCampus Austin and its potential impact on the region, check out the original news report [here](https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/news/newstalk-texas/?Item=29119).