Austin, it appears the office tower currently rising at 200 West Sixth Street has found a new name. Previously known only as Block 71 after its block number from Austin's original downtown plan, the website for developer Trammell Crow Company, some other recent press releases, and the news coverage resulting from those press releases now all include the name Indeed Tower for ...
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Downtown Austin’s Getting a 15-Floor Drive-Thru Bank at Fifth and Nueces
We've known some flavor of office tower project was headed for the Horizon Bank building located at the northwest corner of West Fifth and Nueces Streets in the "financial district" of downtown Austin since last month, thanks to the reliable canary in the coal mine of city development filings. Though much of the tower's mystery remained intact at the time of our last coverage, ...
At Fifth and Nueces, Downtown’s Next Tower Is Only a Matter of Time
A two-story building in downtown Austin's curious agglomeration of low-rise regional banks might do a little growing in the near future, judging by city development filings from earlier this month. A site plan application dating back to April 10 indicates the building at 600 West Fifth Street -- currently home to Horizon Bank and a fairly substantial parking lot for the ...
Central Austin Development Roundup: Blue Skies, Big Towers
The weather's great lately in downtown Austin, and that never lasts long -- meaning now's the time to hike around and take some photos of projects underway in the central city. You may have forgotten about some of them! 300 Colorado Did you remember the office tower currently under construction at 300 Colorado Street? This 32-story development by Cousins Properties, ...
Downtown Austin’s Least-Loved State Offices Could Be Bound for Auction
The Texas Facilities Commission is sailing clear through the Texas Legislature with its plans to sell the Hobby Building state office complex at 333 Guadalupe Street. On Wednesday, the Texas Senate placed the acting legislation regarding the building's sale, SB 1394, on its uncontested calendar. When the bill was first heard in committee on April 2, no one spoke in ...