Round Rock Powers Central Texas Commerce. We Power the Financing.

Round Rock is no longer just a suburb of Austin. It is a major economic center on its own, anchored by Dell Technologies' global headquarters. The city sits along the I 35 and SH 45 corridors, which have drawn large commercial projects like Kalahari Resorts, Round Rock Premium Outlets, and medical campuses for Baylor Scott & White and St. David's. With over 130,000 residents and Williamson County growing faster than most counties in the country, lending demand covers every property type.

Dell Technologies employs thousands at its Round Rock headquarters. That corporate anchor supports a wider cluster of tech and professional services firms. Kalahari Resorts brought a waterpark and convention center to I 35, creating a new wave of hotel and restaurant development. Round Rock Premium Outlets draws steady retail traffic. The SH 45 toll road opened new land east of I 35 for industrial and logistics projects. Baylor Scott & White and St. David's Round Rock Medical Center drive healthcare growth. Williamson County offers a business friendly environment that continues to attract corporate relocations.

Round Rock's commercial market has moved well past the typical suburban profile. Dell's headquarters gives the city a corporate anchor most suburbs lack. That presence supports Class A office demand, medical office growth, and strong retail spending. Kalahari Resorts created a hospitality market that did not exist before, and supporting restaurants and retail have followed along I 35. Lenders view Round Rock's tax base, school ratings, and infrastructure as strong underwriting factors. The SH 45 corridor east of I 35 is the next growth area, with large industrial and distribution sites attracting logistics operators.