Developers of Kenney Fort, a master-planned development approved by the City of Round Rock, propose office, multifamily and possibly retail uses for the land. The property features rolling hills and old pecan and oak tree growth. The plan proposes to buffer the buildable land with 34 acres of park land and nine acres of right of way for a total of 147.3 acres.

The largest parcel, at 62 acres, has been zoned commercial for office use and is being marketed as a business park with 47.8 buildable acres and potentially 614,196 sf of office space. Barry Gillingwater, of Barry Gillingwater Brokers, says he hopes the business park will be the first portion developed.

"We already have three companies looking at it," Gillingwater tells GlobeSt.com. He says the site would be ideal for a large corporate campus or it could be broken up into parcels.More than 36 acres southeast of the proposed business park is designated multifamily with an adjacent 9.8 acre parcel zoned both for multifamily or commercial. Gillingwater says he will wait on the final, approved road plan before determining the use of that far southeastern segment.