Commercial property values in area rise to $27 billion driven by office condos

The Williamson County Commissioners Court meeting on June 3, 2025, highlighted significant developments in the local commercial real estate market. The meeting revealed that the overall commercial value in the county has increased dramatically, rising from $22.49 billion to $27 billion.

A key focus of the discussion was the breakdown of commercial properties, particularly the dominance of office spaces. Officials noted that the rise in office properties is largely attributed to the growing trend of office condominiums. These smaller office spaces, often around 1,500 square feet, are typically located within larger commercial complexes. This trend reflects a shift in the market, where individual ownership of these smaller units is becoming more common.

The implications of this growth in commercial value and the shift towards office condos suggest a changing landscape for businesses and investors in Williamson County. As the market continues to evolve, local officials will likely monitor these trends closely to inform future planning and development strategies.