A divided Austin City Council adopted its fiscal 2026-27 spending plan with the maximum property tax increase allowed without a public vote and a slate of higher utility and service fees, raising the cost of owning commercial property in a market where office landlords are already contending with cautious tenants and disciplined capital.
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