If keeping up with the news over the last week has you more than a little burnt out, we're here with a welcome distraction -- the 60-story apartment and office tower planned by BBVA USA and developer Ryan Companies at 321 West Sixth Street in downtown Austin is extremely narrow. How narrow, you ask? Very. But you wouldn't necessarily be able to tell that from the ...
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Waterloo Central Office Project Heads for a Shuttered Smoke Shop Downtown
A 39,000-square-foot office and retail project known as Waterloo Central is planned at the former site of the now-closed Gas Pipe (The Gas Pipe? The Gas Pipe!) smoke shop at the southeast corner of East Fifth and Sabine Streets in downtown Austin. Here's a view of the site from roughly the same perspective as the rendering above. Imagined by local developers Elevate Growth ...
North Central Development Roundup: Not Quite Central, Not Quite North
Okay, so maybe it's a stretch to call neighborhoods like Crestview and Allandale part of "Central Austin," but we also feel weird saying anything south of Highway 183 is in "North Austin." What's a blog to do? You probably already figured this out, but we're running with "North Central." Here's some stuff they're building around there -- apartments, mostly, but an office ...
Two Towers at the Railyard Could Redefine Austin’s Skyline Twice
After last year's blockbuster $104 million sale of downtown Austin condo community the Railyard to Los Angeles investment firm Karlin Real Estate, we knew it was only a matter of time before the site's redevelopment -- in part simply because it's a big piece of land downtown, roughly 1.6 acres of low-rise residential units spanning two half-blocks on both sides of San ...
East Austin’s Centro Offices Will Transform Nearly Two Full Blocks
Centro, a mixed-use development by local firm Riverside Resources set to bring five floors of office and retail space to the so-called "Saltillo District" of East Austin, is still working its way through the city's permitting process -- meaning the project technically exists mostly on people's computers at this point. But looking at renderings doesn't really give you a ...
