If developer Intracorp successfully brings its 51-story tower to life at 44 East Avenue, our definition of height on this side of downtown will change forever. Like we've mentioned before, this 330-unit Austin condo tower plan isn't just tall for the Rainey Street District, it's tall by the whole city's standards -- and along with plenty of other nearby projects in ...
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701 Rio Office Project Keeping It Low-Rise in Downtown Austin’s West End
A five-story office building will soon rise at a 0.6-acre assembly of lots at the northeast corner of West Seventh and Rio Grande Streets in downtown Austin. The site, comprised of two lots at 701 Rio Grande Street and one lot at 602 West Seventh Street, is owned entirely by entities associated with local developer Diana Zuniga, founder of real estate firm Investors ...
We’re Getting an East Side Pedestrian Bridge Near Longhorn Dam, Eventually
If you've hoofed or pedaled around the section of Hike-and-Bike Trail surrounding Lady Bird Lake east of Interstate 35, it's no shock to you that the area has some issues, namely the "bottleneck" of poor connectivity along Longhorn Dam at the eastern edge of the lake. As part of a larger assortment of improvements in the planning stages at the Holly Shores / ...
Central Austin Development Roundup: Towers, Towers, and More Towers
The hits just keep on coming, y'all. We've got an all-star roundup of local development items revved up for you this week, with almost every update related to a tower on the way in downtown Austin. Giddyup: Fifth & Brazos Hotel The 32-story mixed-use hotel and residential tower by Magellan and Ryan Companies at Fifth & Brazos Streets is really happening. We ...
At RiverSouth, Austin’s South Central Waterfront Plan Takes One Small Step
By all accounts, Austin's only Hooters restaurant is pretty bad -- and that's even by Hooters standards, which means something's somehow falling through the cracks between the Sysco truck and the microwave. If nothing else, the joint is a fun reminder of the good ol' days of Austin when a restaurant about 2,000 feet from downtown got to have a parking lot roughly six ...