These are 2020’s top performing downtown Austin condo buildings according to sales data assembled by TOWERS.net. The table above ranks the relative performance of downtown’s residential buildings using sales data recorded last year in Austin’s MLS. The Independent and 360 Condos should naturally fill top spots simply due to the number of dwellings in each building. One…
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Texas’ Tallest Tower Could Break Ground on Waller Creek in 2022
If you’ve ventured outside much lately in downtown Austin, you might have noticed some new decor installed on the fences around the corner of East Cesar Chavez and Red River Streets at the de facto entrance to the Rainey Street District — banners featuring the logos of none other than Lincoln Property Company and Kairoi…
New Parkland at the Former Holly Street Power Plant Takes One Small Step
We’ve followed the civic saga of East Austin’s so-called Holly Shores region for years now, but the master plan for this enormous tract of parkland on the shores of Lady Bird Lake actually dates back all the way to 2009, when City Council first tasked the Parks . . . Become a patron to get the full story and…
The Central Williamson Creek Greenway Could Be South Austin’s Next Big Park
Among Austin’s many cherished waterways, Williamson Creek doesn’t find quite the spotlight it deserves in South Austin — Barton and Bouldin Creeks are the stars south of the river, while Shoal and Waller Creeks get the glory downtown. Running from west to east south of Highway 290 in a region growing nearly as fast as…
The Race Is On for Downtown Austin’s First Tower Groundbreaking of 2021
Though we saw plenty of construction progress on existing projects, no major downtown Austin tower plans have broken ground since the coronavirus kicked off in earnest last year. That cautious approach from local developers isn’t unique to Austin, but what might be unique is the speed of our rebound — as we and the rest…
Downtown Austin’s Defunct Tower 5C Was Too Weird for This World
With the official announcement earlier this week that Texan private equity firm Stonelake Capital Partners recently purchased the half-acre assembly at the southeast corner of West Fifth and Colorado Streets and has taken over the task of developing a tower at the site from Ryan Companies, we are forced to acknowledge the untimely passing of the office project…