10365 Becker Lane offers 97.24 acres of transitional development land in Del Valle, Texas, within Austin’s 2-Mile ETJ and positioned for multiple future development strategies.
The property is generally level, currently used for agricultural purposes, and benefits from an active agricultural exemption. With approximately 2,017 feet of frontage on Becker Lane and 2,093 feet on Reynero Lane, the tract provides approximately 4,110 feet of combined road frontage and strong flexibility for future access and site planning.
The property is well suited for industrial/flex, service-commercial, owner-user development, detached single-family, build-to-rent, or strategic land investment. Industrial/flex represents the strongest near-term development opportunity, while the tract also offers credible long-term residential development potential.
Utility service areas are established. The property is partially within Austin Water’s wastewater service area and partially within Aqua WSC’s wastewater service area. The tract also appears to be within Aqua WSC’s water service area. Full-tract Austin utility service would require the applicable Aqua WSC release, and future service remains subject to available system capacity, Service Extension Requests, developer-funded infrastructure, applicable fees, and City requirements.
Environmental considerations are concentrated primarily along the west/southwest portion of the tract. A portion of the site is located within FEMA Zone A, and additional development considerations include a Critical Water Quality Zone, potential Critical Environmental Feature/freshwater pond, and erosion-hazard area requiring further engineering analysis.
Located near SH 130, Circuit of the Americas, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, the property offers developers and investors a large contiguous land position with multiple paths forward in the Southeast Austin/Del Valle growth corridor.
Buyer to independently verify utility capacity, required releases and extensions, floodplain, environmental constraints, access, development density, and governmental approvals.