Economic Growth Attracts More Move-Up Buyers

ROUND ROCK, TX—Highlands at Mayfield Ranch is a master-planned community located in Williamson County. This is one of the nation’s fastest growing counties and in fact, greater Austin continues to shine as an example of economic growth and employment opportunity.

Located 15 miles north of Austin in the Central Texas hill country, homes near the Round Rock area are in increasing demand. Major employers in the area include Dell, Farmers Insurance Group and Cypress Semiconductor. Round Rock has a well-known park system and school district, and is the 13th safest US city.

One recent development in specific is Trendmaker Homes’ residential project, Highlands at Mayfield Ranch. The development includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms ranging in size from 1,550 to 2,600 square feet and priced starting in the high $200,000s. Trendmaker Homes is currently selling its 50-foot and 60-foot model homes.

“As one of the fastest growing cities in the country, Round Rock offers us the opportunity to build homes for a booming and growing demographic of move-up buyers and young families,” Mark Heidmann, director of sales and marketing for Trendmaker Homes in Austin, tells GlobeSt.com. “The greater Austin area continues to be one of the strongest housing markets in the nation because of its growing economy and job growth, range of activities and more. We are committed to expanding our presence in the Austin market and are excited to begin selling at the Highlands at Mayfield Ranch.”

The community surrounded by mature trees, hill terrain and walking paths. Located minutes from the 800-acre Williamson County Regional Park, residents have access to multiple sports fields, courts, play areas, a water park and hike/bike trails. Also nearby are shopping and dining options, including 1890 Ranch, Wolf Ranch, Round Rock premium outlets and Georgetown square. Avery Ranch and Teravista Golf Clubs are a short drive away. Mayfield Ranch offers access to employment centers including Texas A&M College of Medicine, Texas State University, Baylor, Scott & White Medical Center; Seton Medical Center Williamson and Cedar Park Regional Medical Center.