The sport of pickleball is continuously growing. So much so that the sport has risen over 300% in people playing it, per data.  For the city of Austin, the sport is about to see more growth in the area.

Why Is Pickleball Popular In The City Of Austin?

To say the least, Pickleball and Austin go hand in hand. Back in 2021, Major League Pickleball became reality thanks to Steve Kuhn, who was none other than in the city that keeps things weird. Per the Austin Business Journal, this was only the beginning for Pickleball. Since then, the city has saw an uptick of players in the sport.

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Not only that, places of business that concern the sport have also grown to. So pickleball has a following in Austin. But, there's always room for one more pickleball related place isn't there?

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A new business is about to appear that is affiliated with Pickleball in Austin with plans to grow possibly bigger.

PickleRage Coming To Austin, Texas

PickleRage, as shown by the company website, is a place that has indoor courts for people to play Pickleball. According to the ABJ, a new facility totaling 28,000 square feet is coming to Austin. But, one PickleRage building isn't being sought.

ABJ revealed that the Southwest part of Austin could see a PickleRage, and either Georgetown or Round Rock will have one. So, the sport of Pickleball is showing no signs of stopping in terms of Texas growth.

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New Austin Super Tower Will Be The Tallest Building in Texas by 20 Feet

Currently, the title of the tallest building in Austin goes to The Independent, and the tallest in the state is the JPMorgan Chase Tower in downtown Houston.

This new structure will better those by 300 feet and 20 feet respectively -- and bring the title of "Texas' Tallest Building" to the Capital of the Lone Star State.