The 49 other metros saw steeper year-over-year drops in jobs, according to the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce.https://austin.culturemap.com/news/city-life/11-05-20-austin-economic-recovery-job-mark-amid-covid-19-recession/

Some places to look for leads may be the Chamber of Commerce (often they get contacted by companies looking to move into the area), Professional assocations (look for announcements of new offices to find those who are expanding), and Network, Network, Network. 

The region only trailed Jacksonville, Florida, and Salt Lake City among the top-performing cities in a March 16 analysis by the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce.

@Halle Hughes from that photo the sash guide looks to be that from a "sash pack", which seeing the insulated glass pack I would guesstimate the original single pane's were removed and those put in via "sash-pack's" which means the weight chambers were never insulated, or any of the frame voids.

You can find information on this at your area Chamber of Commerce.

look for area appreciations, business expansion, chamber data, room rents, taxes, hoa, etc....and look for a sfr with garage apt or something similar or something you can park at travel trailer on to rent out... lots of options other than just sfr/dups

We are starting small and informally so no need to feel pressure to give a full blown “talk” unless you have one in the chamber!

And your Chamber. 

Until a bill makes it through all the committees and on the floor of both chambers for signing, I'm not going to get excited. 

Local chambers of commerce can give the most up to date and specific information.You've cited quality sources for the other items.