People want to work in Central Austin. All the things that make Austin special are central — from restaurants, hip bars, renowned music venues, Zilker Park, Barton Springs, the hike-and-bike trail around Lady Bird Lake to the South Congress, East Austin and Warehouse District scenes. MetCenter is minutes from all that via Riverside Drive, Cesar Chavez and Seventh Streets.
Companies located in Austin want to be in the city. All the things that make Austin special are central—from restaurants, hip bars, renowned music venues, Zilker Park, Barton Springs, the hike-and-bike trail around Lady Bird Lake to the South Congress, East Austin and Warehouse District scenes.
MetCenter is minutes from all that via Riverside Drive, Cesar Chavez and Seventh Streets. And MetCenter is easily accessible from all parts of Austin via Highway 71, Highway 183 and SH 130, as well as directly across from the airport. The recent upgrade of Highway 183 between the airport and Highway 290 has created seamless freeway access to Austin from the far northwest areas of the metropolitan area.
Most businesses did not locate in Austin to spend hours in traffic, far from Austin’s creative core, natural beauty and rock solid funk. With only a 4-mile drive along Riverside Drive separating MetCenter from the CBD, it is one of the most centrally located large-scale office opportunities in Austin. It is located within a vibrant, diverse, and affordable growth corridor, and will soon benefit from direct access to the most substantial highway improvement to be built through the urban core within the last several decades.
Highway 183 has been upgraded to provide direct access from all parts of north Austin and beyond to the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, directly next to the front door of MetCenter. And SH 130 already provides direct highway access to the airport from Round Rock, Georgetown and other northern suburbs.