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We see ribbon cuttings in Austin’s future, because the next decade has major projects that will change the shape of the city in store.
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Ownwell has helped thousands of Austin area homeowners save hundreds — even thousands — on their property taxes.
The new arena would be home to the multi-champion Texas Women’s Volleyball team and would be able to seat ~6,000 fans near the Moody Center.
The new homes will be up for sale on a fractional basis, giving owners shared access to the space and year-round resort benefits.
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A new study from real estate firm Franklin Street states that 14.8 million sqft of commercial space in Downtown Austin is empty.
The new Shine On campaign will bring major changes to the tune of $65 million to both historic theaters starting this summer.
Austin’s housing market has been a roller coaster ride for the last five years, but this time, it’s swinging back in favor of buyers.
The Downtown community center has agreed to sell some of its land for new housing while expanding and building a new facility.
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The new venue will fit 4,000 people in southeast Austin and is expected to be delivered in early 2027.
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