The future of a roughly 10-acre former rail yard between East Fourth and East Fifth Streets will emerge as part of East Austin's "new normal" within a few short months. Formerly known as Plaza Saltillo after its nearby MetroRail station, but now shortened to the snappier and slightly less confusing Saltillo, this ambitious project by local developers Endeavor Real Estate ...
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A Second Tower Project’s Headed Downtown at Sixth and Guadalupe
A mixed-use apartment and office tower by national real estate firm Ryan Companies is in an early planning phase atop a nearly half-acre land assembly on the southeast corner of West Sixth and Guadalupe Streets in downtown Austin -- making the as-yet-unnamed project the second tower now planned at this intersection, joining the 6 X Guadalupe development already preparing for ...
East of the Capitol, Symphony Square’s Getting Taller Very Carefully
We've said this before, but the region of downtown Austin sandwiched between the eastern edge of the Capitol grounds and I-35 is one of the city's most interesting areas for potential growth. There are projects in the pipeline both in and around it, but for clarity's sake let's focus on the box formed by East 15th and East 11th Streets; San Jacinto Boulevard, and the I-35 ...
Before Uber’s Return, RideAustin Was Already Losing Its West 5th Office
With recent state legislation clearing the path for national ridesharing companies Uber and Lyft to reappear in Austin, the fate of the city's homegrown alternatives is uncertain, to say the least. Well, it's really only uncertain for one company -- after Fare shut down operations this week, the local nonprofit RideAustin is the only major local option left. ...
Roundup: Development In Austin’s Urban Core
As Austin real estate development pushes the boundaries of the "urban core", it's necessary to acknowledge that some of the most promising work from our city's biggest developers isn't always going up within a stone's throw of the Capitol. Despite some threats to vertical density on the east side of the highway, the writing's on the wall for the future of downtown expansion ...
