As we're prone to doing on this website, we've spent a lot of time thinking about the new heights the Travis might soon bring to the west edge of the Rainey Street District in downtown Austin. The project hopes to eventually raise two towers atop the 2.3-acre former condo site at 80 Red River Street across two phases of development -- the first phase tower rising 50 floors to ...
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12-Story Hilton Hotel Tower Could Rise From Historic 1880s Austin Building
This evening, Austin's Historic Landmark Commission will hear the details of a proposed 12-story tower addition to the historic Bartholomew-Robinson Building at the southeast corner of West 15th and Lavaca Streets downtown. The project would seemingly integrate elements of the existing single-story building, which dates back to the 1880s, into the new structure's ground floor, ...
After 5 Years of Development, Closings Arrive at the Austin Proper Residences
The Austin Proper Hotel & Residences, with its lodging and restaurant operations already open for business as of last month, has begun the closing process for its residential units this week, with owners expected to begin moving in soon. Announced by Los Angeles-based real estate development firm the Kor Group all the way back in 2015, this 32-story downtown Austin ...
See Inside Natiivo, the Rainey Street District’s ‘Home-Sharing’ Experiment
The "home-sharing" concept of the 33-floor Natiivo tower, now under construction at 48 East Avenue on the edge of downtown Austin's ever-growing Rainey Street District, will introduce some new forces to the local hospitality and short-term rental market. In fact, if we were advertising the project, the first of its kind in the city, we might describe its potential effects as ...
Here’s 90-92 Rainey, a 53-Story Tower for Downtown’s Fastest-Growing District
Earlier this year saw the announcement of a mixed-use tower in the rapidly-rising Rainey Street District by local developer and Urbanspace CEO Kevin Burns, but since that news broke back in March we haven't heard much else about the project -- described at the time as a hotel, residential, and retail building with 50-odd stories headed for the corner of Davis and Rainey Streets ...
