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Closed locations in Travis County

Outlets that reported going out of business. Permits dated 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-30, from the Texas Comptroller's public register.

Records
68

Of the 68 records here, the busiest industry is professional and technical services with 11; the most active city is Austin with 53.

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BusinessIndustryLocationClosedOperator
Mn 47 Enterprises LLCWholesale - nondurable goods5900 Balcones Dr Ste 100, Austin 787312026-12-31closed
Texas Hills Cleaners & Shipping
Fosters Limited, LLC
General merchandise stores7301 Lohmans Ford Rd, Lago Vista 786452026-12-31closed
Richard J DuboisRepair and maintenance8600 Bridgeport Dr, Austin 787582026-12-31closed
Absolute Facility Solutions, LLCProfessional and technical services932 Oatmeal Dr, Pflugerville 786602026-10-31closed
Palm Beach Tan #512-005
Lst Austin I, LTD.
Personal and laundry services1000 E 41ST St Ste L200, Austin 787512026-10-31closed
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By industry

IndustryRecords
Professional and technical services11
Food services and drinking places11
Repair and maintenance6
Personal and laundry services6
Miscellaneous store retailers4
Administrative and support services4
Wholesale - durable goods3
Wholesale - nondurable goods3
14 other categories20

By city

CityRecords
Austin53
Pflugerville7
Lakeway3
Bee Cave1
Cedar Park1
Del Valle1
Elgin1
Lago Vista1

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Excluded from this view: Nonstore retail (online / mail order) — mostly home-based sellers without customer premises.

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