One of the Austin outskirts' busiest developers said its planned 115-acre, $84 million business park in Leander could bring 1.3 million square feet of industrial space to the fast-growing city over the next decade-plus.

Leander now has a 115-acre industrial development in the pipeline after months of deliberation and City Council’s final approval on March 21. Titan Development, the company behind the newly approved development, has similar projects in Georgetown, Hutto and New Braunfels. Now, the company has added Leander to the list with plans for a property at the northeast corner of Hero Way and CR 270.

A partnership between regional firm Titan Development and St. Louis-based Sansone Group will develop a 208,560-square-foot speculative cold storage facility in the northern Austin suburb of Hutto. The facility will be located within Titan’s Innovation Business Park and will feature 50-foot clear heights. Construction is slated to begin in the second quarter. CBRE and locally based brokerage firm AQUILA Commercial have been tapped as co-leasing agents for the facility.

Joe Iannacone is well known in Austin for his work with Titan Development in the booming industrial real estate sector, but he's a big player in another sphere as well — Ultimate Frisbee. This story details how he has come to rely on the sport as a way to decompress.

In the development world, the region north of Austin has already created a positive reputation due to its massive population growth, skilled workforce, user-friendly municipalities, utility access and speed to market. That's helped Titan lock down a slew of prominent manufacturers like CelLink Corp., Valex Corp. and Ovivo Inc.

MW Builders, a national general construction company specializing in preconstruction, design-build, general construction and construction management, has topped out on Trailhead at Chisholm Trail, a 284-unit, seven-building luxury multifamily community located in South Fort Worth.

MDS Investments (“MDS”) and Titan Development (“Titan”) today announced their collaboration in developing single family residential subdivisions within Mesa del Sol, one of Albuquerque’s most active master planned communities.

With industrial projects underway in Hutto, Georgetown and Lockhart, one of the region's busiest commercial real estate developers plans to enter a new Austin-area suburb.

This New Jersey-based manufacturer announced plans Oct. 13 to set up shop in a suburb north of Austin, where it plans to hire 1,500 people. Officials with ZT Systems told ABJ what attracted them to the area and what their plans for future growth.

Titan Development, without the shovels or hard-hats, proclaimed the framing of their new luxury multifamily project while the final days of the International Balloon Fiesta came to an end.