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The new venue will fit 4,000 people in southeast Austin and is expected to be delivered in early 2027.
Austin Board of Realtors statistics from February 2024 indicate good conditions for both buyers and sellers in the Austin housing market.
The 3D-printing home company also announced a suite of new products at a SXSW event.
Austin City Council approved some key funding elements to help boost Austin’s reclaimed water infrastructure and initiatives through GoPurple.
It’s home sweet homes because the City of Austin’s Housing Department dedicated $50 million to creating nine new affordable housing developments across the city.
Central Texas is projected to need 10,000 jobs annually to complete in-the-works capital improvement projects.
Daydream with us as we take a peek inside some of the best Downtown living has to offer.
Developers requested rezoning for a nearly 13-acre site near Q2 Stadium and the Domain, one of Austin’s hottest neighborhoods.
Dirty Martin’s Place and seven other businesses in the area will no longer be displaced, as Austin Transit Partnership reevaluates the location of upcoming light rail stations.
As Austin continues to grow, we’re keeping an eye on upcoming developments and recently opened businesses.
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Act fast if you’re interested in living in one of the new Mueller homes, because only a few are still available.
The annual free book festival will share the full lineup of 250+ authors in early September, but here’s a sneak preview of 18 that are on the list ahead of November.
The Bib Gourmand Japanese-Mexican fusion restaurant will stay in north Austin and take over the former Bullseye Bakery space.
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