A 107-acre plot of land in the Texas capital that’s served as the U.S. headquarters for an international semiconductor company for decades is being purchased by the city of Austin, Texas. Council members authorized city officials to buy Tokyo Electron U.S. Holdings' campus in East Austin for $87 million as part of a potential sale-leaseback deal.
Austin City Council Approves $87 Million Purchase of Tokyo Electron Campus
The 107-Acre Site Could Be Used for Affordable Housing, Public Transit Hub
CoStar News
March 21, 2024 | 7:19 P.M.
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- Tokyo Electron America
2400 Grove Blvd, Austin, TX
- RiverSouth
401 1st St, Austin, TX