620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved

620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved
620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved

**620-Acre “Heirloom” Project Moves Forward in Georgetown**

Columnar Investments is advancing plans for a major mixed-use development in Georgetown, Texas — the fastest-growing city in the United States. The 620-acre project, called Heirloom, will bring 3,600 new housing units to the area, offering a diverse mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments. In addition to housing, the development will feature at least 200,000 square feet of commercial space, organized around a pedestrian-friendly Main Street-style layout.

Georgetown city officials have described Heirloom as one of the largest planned unit developments in the city’s history. Once completed, the project is expected to expand Georgetown’s city limits by approximately 1.7%, with 620 acres of development land and an additional 75 acres allocated for rights of way.

The buildout is projected to take 10 years, with groundbreaking anticipated in 2026. Infrastructure costs for the development are estimated to reach $100 million.

Key partners in the Heirloom project include Lionheart Places, serving as the planning and design firm, and Development Planning and Financing Group Inc., acting as the financial advisor.

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