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Texas Capitol Complex Phase II

Sector: Power Transmission • Location: Austin, Texas, United States

Source: The Business Journals

Project
Under Construction

The second phase of the $900 million Capitol Complex downtown is adding two new office buildings with a combined 525,000 square feet. The buildings will house state offices, including the Office of the Attorney General of Texas and the Texas Department of Public Safety. The project includes extending the Capitol Mall, adding more underground parking, and upgrading the central utility plant to hand

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Power Transmission, Power Generation (CCGT), Car parking, Residential, Government, Commercial, Automotive
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Business Journals

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The project “Texas Capitol Complex Phase II” is an infrastructure initiative in the Power Transmission sector, located in Austin, Texas, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Business Journals.

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2026-07-22

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The second phase of the $900 million Capitol Complex downtown is adding two new office buildings with a combined 525,000 square feet. The buildings will house state offices, including the Office of the Attorney General of Texas and the Texas Department of Public Safety. The project includes extending the Capitol Mall, adding more underground parking, and upgrading the central utility plant to handle the additional capacity. The second phase should be completed by summer 2027.

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Government

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Location

Country

United States of America (USA)

State

Texas

City

Austin

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The Business Journals

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Power Transmission, Power Generation (CCGT), Car parking, Residential, Government, Commercial, Automotive

Article published date

2025-09-16

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