Developers behind Leander’s lagoon project appear to owe millions to contractors

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Developers behind Leander’s lagoon project appear to owe millions to contractors

LEANDER, Texas (KXAN) — A 78-acre site in Leander that was supposed to become a $1 billion mixed-use project centered around a four-acre lagoon sits empty today, nearly four years after plans for the project were first announced.

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that even though the development team 

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 in 2021, the 78-acre site at the corner at Farm to Market Road 2243 and the 183A frontage ******** untouched, devoid of the 1,600 multifamily units, hotel and one million square feet of commercial space that was promised. The city earlier this year 

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 after the developer missed construction deadlines on the first phase.

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Now, those who worked on the project appear to be unpaid, too, an Austin Business Journal investigation found. More than a dozen liens have been filed against iLand Development Group in Williamson County for work on Leander Springs and an eight-acre project on Anderson Mill Road that some companies said they did simultaneous work for.

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