Short commute times, warm temperatures, sporting events under beautiful sunsets — what’s not to love about Abilene? Find community in west central Texas, one that offers a unique blend of recreation and lifelong learning through a bevy of cultural centers and museums. Abilene was even named the “Storybook Capital of America” in 2018 for the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature and the annual Children’s Art & Literacy Festival.
Not only are there endless activities to fill the day like visiting the Abilene Zoo, but living in Abilene is easy on the wallet, also. The low cost of living in Abilene ranks a whopping 16% below than the national average, leaving more to spend on sites and experiences in the area. Texas is also one of only nine states without a state income tax.
Abilene boasts scenic parks, yoga centers, wellness and day spas, a lively downtown with a designated cultural district for the arts for feel-good relaxation. With friendly faces to reduce everyday stressors, time away from work will feel like an oasis. The quality can be felt in all reaches of west central Texas, from Abilene State Park to the downtown greenspaces.
The Development Corporation of Abilene, City of Abilene, and Taylor County Announce Expanded Development within Lancium’s Clean Campus through Crusoe’s 998,000 Square Foot Data Center Project
The Development Corporation of Abilene, City of Abilene, and Taylor County Announce Amendment to the Existing Agreements with Lancium for Expanded Development of Clean Campus
