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Austin Business Journal writes, "Uhland, about 25 miles south of downtown Austin, is hardly a household name, but developers are starting to circle the tiny city.

For the last several years, Uhland has been a target of homebuilders due to its prime location near fast-growing cities like Kyle and Lockhart. The official population now is 1,885. Based on home platting, current estimates are that Uhland could add 18,000 residents soon — a tidal wave of growth that's turning the heads of real estate investors.

The city has celebrated some wins in recent years. Operators of the popular Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival moved the fall event to Uhland and rebranded it as the Uhland Fall Fest — with owners aiming to turn the site into a 97-acre "Old…

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The Haney Park subdivision is planned on 245 acres outside of Uhland. SCREENSHOT OF HAYS COUNTY DOCUMENT

 

Austin Business Journal writes, "while housing starts across the Austin metro have retreated from pandemic highs, large residential communities continue to be pushed forward, especially in areas expected to see rapid population growth in the coming years.

That includes on the fringes of the emerging "metroplex" between Austin and San Antonio. An approximately 1,185-home subdivision called Haney Park is proposed for 245 acres in Hays County. It would in the extra-territorial jurisdiction of the small city of Uhland, between Cotton Gin and High roads, according to public documents.

In addition to the homes, the development would have three commercial lots ranging from 1.3 to 4.2 acres and an 18-acre lot for multifamily residential. Haney Park…

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