What is Coming to Liberty Hill in 2027?
Liberty Hill · Growth & Development
What's Coming to Liberty Hill in 2027
New restaurants, a Walmart Supercenter, and more are on the way. Here's the full picture of what's headed to our community.
Liberty Hill has had quite a run lately. A Target. A new downtown gathering spot. New neighborhoods filling in at a pace that surprises even longtime residents. But 2027 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet, with a list of announced businesses that would have seemed like a stretch just a few years ago.
From a 176,000-square-foot Walmart Supercenter to Austin's beloved P. Terry's Burger Stand, the brands choosing Liberty Hill right now are telling the same story: this is not a town people are passing through anymore. It is a destination, and the city is growing with intention.
Here is everything confirmed and underway as of October 2026.
Restaurants
Four restaurant brands choosing the same highway corridor in the same window is not a coincidence.
When P. Terry's, Whataburger, Waffle House, and La Tequila Jalisco all file plans for Liberty Hill within months of each other, it signals the same thing it always signals: the traffic counts are there, the rooftops are there, and the household income to support them is there. Brands like these do not guess. They study the numbers, and the numbers are pointing at Liberty Hill.
Retail and Commercial
Already Open in 2026
The wave coming in 2027 did not appear out of nowhere. Liberty Hill had a strong run of openings in 2026 that set the stage for everything above.
Target opened its first Liberty Hill location in October at 351 US 183, 148,000 square feet with a Starbucks, CVS Pharmacy, and Apple section. Parker's Mercantile opened downtown at 1017 Main Street with live music, local goods, and a great community vibe. Rodeo Mexican Kitchen opened on Hwy. 29 in August. Foodie's Corner opened at 1487 US 183 with 12 fueling stations and an in-house Picante Tex-Mex Grill. Masala Pizza and Bitezz brought South Asian fusion to the area at 9073 W. Hwy. 29.
2026 brought the retail anchor. 2027 brings the infrastructure to match the growth.
I have lived in Liberty Hill for years and I have watched this community build from the inside. The question I get most often from buyers considering the area is some version of, "But what is out there?" The answer in 2027 is going to be a very different conversation than it was two years ago.
For homeowners, this kind of commercial growth matters for your property values. For buyers on the fence, this is the moment before the story is fully told. The people who moved here when it was still quiet are sitting on a pretty solid investment. If you want to talk through what the Liberty Hill market looks like for you right now, whether you are buying or thinking about selling, I would love to connect.
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Information sourced from Texas TDLR permit filings, Community Impact, and Liberty Hill Independent as of October 2026. Business timelines are estimates and subject to change.