Pegatron Moves to Georgetown

The Taiwan-based company — a global leader in AI computing services — acquired a 168,784-square-foot facility in Georgetown's Blue Springs development, its first manufacturing site in the United States. Pegatron has committed to at least $35 million in capital investment and plans to hire hundreds of employees, with a minimum of 100 high-tech jobs required within the first three years. The plant is expected to officially open in summer 2026, and local officials expect the ripple effect to reach restaurants, retail, and small businesses well beyond the plant itself.

This isn't just a jobs story — it's a preview of demand. Manufacturing employers don't fill 100+ high-tech jobs overnight, and hiring waves like this tend to show up in local housing demand 12–24 months later, not immediately. If you're thinking long-term about an investment property or your own next move, this is a signal worth watching rather than reacting to today.

To every teacher, staff member, and student across Georgetown, Round Rock, Leander, and the rest of our Central Texas school communities, welcome back, and here's to a great year!

Local Spotlight: Pink's Windows

A quick shoutout to Michael McCoy and the team at Pink's Windows, serving Cedar Park and Georgetown. They're local, honest, and do great work — exactly the kind of business I love connecting clients with. Michael also just welcomed a new baby to the family, so if you've got windows that need cleaning, now's a great time to send some business his way and help him celebrate. Give them a call next time your windows need some love!