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Hutto continues marketing itself as a pro-business location with highway access and population growth. Sprouts is also planning a Hutto store at SH 130 and US 79, with construction expected to begin in September 2026.
Why it matters: Hutto remains the natural APC/EWIN base between Taylor, Round Rock, and Georgetown.
Taylor has a data-center project near Samsung under city review/approval history, with KDC proposing a large campus near County Road 401.
Why it matters: Samsung is no longer the only anchor. Data centers are now part of the East WilCo story.
Compal’s Georgetown project includes a $35M server service center and at least 100 full-time jobs, backed by performance-based city and county incentives.
Why it matters: Georgetown is becoming part of the AI/server supply chain.
EdgeConneX is tied to three planned Cedar Creek data center campuses spanning nearly 1,500 acres, with public meetings focused on water, infrastructure, and community impact.
Why it matters: Data centers create opportunity, but also public friction.
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While EWIN began with a focus on East Williamson County, today’s growth extends far beyond a single community. Our service area spans ten counties across Central Texas, where advanced manufacturing, technology, logistics, infrastructure, and workforce development are reshaping the regional economy.
By understanding how these communities connect, we help businesses, contractors, and organizations identify opportunities, build relationships, and navigate growth across the corridor.
EWIN started in East Williamson County and has grown into a resource for the full 10-county Central Texas corridor — we kept the name because that’s where it started.
EWIN Service Area
Williamson • Travis • Bastrop • Lee • Caldwell • Hays • Blanco • Burnet • Llano • Fayette
“One connected region. Endless opportunities.”
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Connecting Business, Workforce & Opportunity Across the Central Texas Growth Corridor.
EWIN provides regional intelligence, development updates, business resources, and strategic connections that help organizations navigate one of the fastest-growing industrial regions in Texas.
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