ISO Commercial Real Estate

08/08/2026

ISO Commercial Welcomes Samantha Marshall

ISO Commercial is proud to announce the affiliation of Samantha Marshall, who will focus on landlord and tenant representation throughout Central Texas.

With more than two decades of experience in hospitality and client relations, Samantha brings a service-driven approach to commercial real estate. She understands that successful representation begins with listening to her clients, understanding their objectives, and making those priorities her own. Her business acumen, organizational skills, sense of urgency, and strong communication make her a valuable resource for landlords and tenants navigating the leasing process.

Samantha has spent the majority of her life in Central Texas, growing up in San Antonio and eventually settling with her family in Austin. A graduate of Texas Tech University, her experience throughout Austin, San Antonio, and the surrounding communities has given her a deep appreciation for the region and the businesses that make it such a dynamic market.

Samantha joins ISO Commercial committed to providing responsive, thoughtful, and results-oriented representation. Whether assisting a landlord in positioning and leasing a property or helping a tenant find the right location for their business, her goal is to make the process seamless, strategic, and successful.

Outside of real estate, Samantha enjoys spending time with her husband and children and exploring Central Texas. With family ties to a ranch in Lockhart and a farm in Fredericksburg, her connection to the region extends well beyond Austin.

08/04/2026

The Evolution of 306 S. Main Street, Suite 107

1914 ➝ 2026

In Buda’s earliest days, cotton was the lifeblood of the local economy. By the late 1800s, the Farmers’ Alliance established a cotton gin at the south end of Main Street, creating what would become one of the town’s most important commercial landmarks.

1914 – Local businessmen Henry Barton and Will Barber constructed Buda’s first brick cotton gin. The building that stands today is a remarkable example of early Texas industrial architecture with strong German influences, featuring arched windows, distinctive rose windows, and beautifully crafted masonry.

Built with brick from the renowned Butler Brick Company of Austin—whose craftsmanship can also be found in many of Austin’s historic landmarks. A representative from Butler Brick explained that the bricks were made at the Zilker Park location of Butler Brick and the building used a brick formation called a Flemish bond. This three brick thick formation is rarely used today in modern buildings.

1930s–1960s – As the cotton industry declined, the property evolved serving local dairy farmers and ranchers by milling grain and livestock feed.

2010s – Rather than allowing this historic landmark to disappear, the developer | owner undertook an extraordinary restoration, preserving its authentic character while transforming it into the award-winning Buda Mill & Grain development. Original brick walls, exposed timber, and historic industrial details were thoughtfully incorporated into one of Texas’ finest adaptive reuse projects.

Today – The next chapter is ready to be written.

Suite 107 offers approximately 4,500± square feet of authentic historic interior space and 1,600± square feet of exclusive private patio and deck—creating what is arguably the most unique second-generation restaurant opportunity in Central Texas.

This isn’t simply a restaurant space.

It’s an opportunity to build your concept inside a 112-year-old Texas landmark and become part of a story that continues to evolve with every generation.

For leasing information:
Dave van Heuven, Broker
📞 512-658-0096
📧 [email protected]

08/04/2026

The Evolution of 306 S. Main Street, Suite 107

1914 ➝ 2026

In Buda's earliest days, cotton was the lifeblood of the local economy. By the late 1800s, the Farmers' Alliance established a cotton gin at the south end of Main Street, creating what would become one of the town's most important commercial landmarks.

1914 – Local businessmen Henry Barton and Will Barber constructed Buda's first brick cotton gin. The building that stands today is a remarkable example of early Texas industrial architecture with strong German influences, featuring arched windows, distinctive rose windows, and beautifully crafted masonry.

Built with brick from the renowned Butler Brick Company of Austin—whose craftsmanship can also be found in many of Austin's historic landmarks, including structures associated with Zilker Park—the building remains one of the finest examples of early 20th-century commercial architecture in Central Texas.

1930s–1960s – As the cotton industry declined, the property evolved into the Buda Mill & Grain Company, serving generations of local farmers and ranchers by milling grain and livestock feed.

2010s – Rather than allowing this historic landmark to disappear, the developer | owner undertook an extraordinary restoration, preserving its authentic character while transforming it into the award-winning Buda Mill & Grain development. Original brick walls, exposed timber, and historic industrial details were thoughtfully incorporated into one of Texas' finest adaptive reuse projects.

Today – The next chapter is ready to be written.

Suite 107 offers approximately 4,500± square feet of authentic historic interior space and 1,600± square feet of exclusive private patio and deck—creating what is arguably the most unique second-generation restaurant opportunity in Central Texas.

This isn't simply a restaurant space.

It's an opportunity to build your concept inside a 112-year-old Texas landmark and become part of a story that continues to evolve with every generation.

📍306 S. Main Street, Suite 107
Historic Buda Mill & Grain
Historic Downtown Buda, Texas

For leasing information:
Dave van Heuven
📞 512-658-0096
📧 [email protected]

08/04/2026

FOR LEASE

306 S. Main Street, Suite 107 | Buda, Texas 78610

One of the rarest second-generation restaurant opportunities to hit the Central Texas market.

Located in the beautifully redeveloped circa-1914 Buda Gin Company building, this exceptional restaurant space is situated within the iconic Buda Mill + Grain development in the heart of Historic Downtown Buda.

Property Highlights:

Approximately 4,500 SF of interior restaurant space
Approximately 1,600 SF of private patio/deck space
Historic brick architecture with original character and modern improvements
High-visibility location in one of Central Texas’ fastest-growing downtown districts
Surrounded by thriving restaurants, retail, and entertainment
A truly turnkey opportunity for an experienced restaurateur ready to create Buda’s next destination dining experience
Showings begin this week.
LoopNet and CoStar marketing launches next week.

This is a rare opportunity that is not expected to remain available for long.

Please inquire for pricing and additional information:

Dave van Heuven
ISO Commercial
📞 (512) 658-0096
✉️ [email protected]

07/14/2026

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/306-S-Main-St-Buda-TX/41281627/

FOR LEASE. Rare opportunity to lease a second generation space at Buda Mill & Grain Co. Suite 106 at 306 Main Street offers 1,379 square feet and is available for late summer 2026 occupancy. Contact David van Heuven for details.
An amazing opportunity to be an addition to the already diverse group of tenants presently at BM&G.
About Buda Mill & Grain Co.
FIRMLY ENTRENCHED IN BUDA’S HISTORY FOR THE PAST 100 YEARS, NEWLY RENOVATED, BUDA MILL & GRAIN CO. OFFERS MORE THAN 27,000 SF OF AVAILABLE RETAIL/RESTAURANT/OFFICE SPACE IN DOWNTOWN BUDA.
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306 S Main St, Buda, TX 78610. This Retail space is available for lease. About Buda Mill & Grain: FIRMLY ENTRENCHED IN BUDA'S HISTORY

07/05/2026

FOR LEASE. Rare opportunity to lease a second generation space at Buda Mill & Grain Co. Suite 106 at 306 Main Street offers 1,379 square feet and is available for late summer 2026 occupancy. Contact David van Heuven for details.

An amazing opportunity to be an addition to the already diverse group of tenants presently at BM&G.

About Buda Mill & Grain Co.
FIRMLY ENTRENCHED IN BUDA’S HISTORY FOR THE PAST 100 YEARS, NEWLY RENOVATED, BUDA MILL & GRAIN CO. OFFERS MORE THAN 27,000 SF OF AVAILABLE RETAIL/RESTAURANT/OFFICE SPACE IN DOWNTOWN BUDA.
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02/27/2026

Just Sold
925 Main Street | Bastrop, Texas
Offered for $1,200,000
Buyer representation

Situated in the heart of Bastrop’s walkable historic downtown, 925 Main Street is a distinctive live-work property that seamlessly blends historic character with modern functionality. Originally built in 1873 and meticulously restored by its resident owners, the building offers a rare combination of a prominent retail storefront and an integrated residential apartment suitable for owner occupancy, creative use, or premium tenant space.

Building Size: 3,788 SF
• Retail | Studio: 2,404 SF (First Floor)
• Mezzanine | Loft: 704 SF (Second Floor)
• Apartment: 680 SF (Second Floor)

Parking: Private two-car garage (300 SF) plus three assigned spaces
Zoning: Historic Main Street | CBD
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01/25/2026

Contract Pending
925 Main Street | Bastrop, Texas
Offered for $1,200,000
Buyer representation

Situated in the heart of Bastrop’s walkable historic downtown, 925 Main Street is a distinctive live-work property that seamlessly blends historic character with modern functionality. Originally built in 1873 and meticulously restored by its resident owners, the building offers a rare combination of a prominent retail storefront and an integrated residential apartment suitable for owner occupancy, creative use, or premium tenant space.

Building Size: 3,788 SF
• Retail | Studio: 2,404 SF (First Floor)
• Mezzanine | Loft: 704 SF (Second Floor)
• Apartment: 680 SF (Second Floor)

Parking: Private two-car garage (300 SF) plus three assigned spaces
Zoning: Historic Main Street | CBD
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