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  1. http://media.cmgdigital.com/shared/img/photos/2013/05/01/07/38/272rendering.jpg
  2. Yes, don’t you just LOVE Dallas’s two Mandarin Orientals, the Four Seasons, the St.Regis, the hotel at Highland Park Village . . . Oh, and that new hotel in the former Morning News building . . . 😉. (For the curious, all of the hotels I listed have been planned in central Dallas in recent years. None of them have started construction. And I’m sure I’ve missed some.)
  3. https://www.indeedtower.com/ https://www.pagethink.com/client/trammell-crow-company/indeed-tower https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2023/10/17/indeed-sublease-indeed-tower.html "As it attempts to dump space elsewhere in town, Indeed Inc. has placed almost 100,000 square feet of downtown office space on the sublease market. The decision comes just months after employees moved into the upper floors of its namesake tower. The job search engine moved into the top 10 floors of Indeed Tower in August — which it is now calling its co-headquarters — five years after signing a lease. But now, the company is advertising three floors for sublease, according to a property brochure. The move comes at a time when Austin has more space on the sublease market than ever before, and office landlords are struggling to fill towers — both new and old. One contributing factor is that many employers are struggling to figure out how to best use office space in the wake of the pandemic as more roles become hybrid or entirely remote."
  4. Hines announces timber office project in Austin Katherine Feser Aug. 25, 2021Updated: Aug. 25, 2021 2:40 p.m. Hines is developing T3 Eastside at 1200 E. 4th St. in Austin. It's the company's first Class-A timber project with a residential component. Hines Houston-based Hines announced it would build its first timber office project in Texas. T3 Eastside, in Austin, will have 92,000 square feet of office space and 9,200 square feet of residential space. The project, a Hines eco-minded initiative named for timber, transit and technology, will be developed at 1200 E. 4th St. and include 15 loft-style units with a historical industrial design. It is among 16 T3 office projects for Hines and is the first to be designed with a residential component, according to John Mooz, senior managing director at Hines. The construction method incorporates wood products generated from fast growing trees. T3 Eastside, which is accessible to downtown by rail, is the first project in Austin for Hines in more than 40 years. Several additional projects across various sectors will be announced in the coming months. JLL is marketing the space to tenants in creative industries such as technology, advertising, media, information and biotechnology/life sciences. “T3 Eastside is designed to accommodate needs of firms who seek creative-class workers and residents by delivering a unique product and location while offering proximity to living, dining, entertainment and easy access to transit while honoring the unique artistic spirit of the neighborhood,” Philip Croker, senior managing director at Hines and co-Austin city head, said in an announcement. The building will feature areas for collaboration, a rooftop patio, private outdoor balconies for tenants, shared conference space, a fitness center and bike storage facilities. Austin's office vacancy rose to 16.9 percent in the second quarter as 1.9 million square feet of office space was completed in the first half of the year, according to JLL. Occupancy was 10.6 percent in the year-ago quarter. Another 4.2 million square feet is under construction in the Austin area. Hines has developed T3 projects in cities such as Minneapolis, Atlanta, Denver, Toronto and Melbourne, Australia. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/Hines-launches-timber-office-project-in-Austin-16411232.php
  5. Architect - https://www.pappageorgehaymes.com https://www.pappageorgehaymes.com/projects/80-east-rainey/
  6. New Travis courthouse could be part of massive development http://www.infactdaily.com/newsread.cfm
  7. Austin kicking it up a notch. This is taller than any highrise built in Texas since the 80's, and mixed-use on this scale is not something I think we've ever seen in this state. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2017/08/04/austins-skyline-to-reach-new-heights-high-rise.html
  8. Architect - https://www.pagethink.com https://sixthandblanco.com
  9. https://realtynewsreport.com/austins-tallest-apartment-tower-underway/
  10. Merge if this building is already posted. From Realty News Report...... "The tower, scheduled to open in late 2024, will be located at 321 West 6thStreet and it will be named 321 West." https://realtynewsreport.com/groundbreaking-held-for-58-story-tower/
  11. Move if already listed. https://www.urbanspacerealtors.com/urbanspace-favs-top-5-ways-to-wind-down-your-summer-2/
  12. Developer - https://www.ohtpartners.com Architect - https://www.daviescollaborative.com 292 units.
  13. Austin is growing up. http://m.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/real-estate/2014/11/2-more-large-downtown-austin-office-projects-move.html
  14. check out www.utsolard.org UT Austin's entry to the Solar Decathlon, an international competition sponsored by the Dept. of Energy to design and build an off-grid solar powered home on the National Mall in WashDC in Oct2005. check it out, support Texas and UT SolarD! http://www.ar.utexas.edu/utsolard/images/menu_logo4.gif www.utsolard.org
  15. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2023/07/07/healthsouth-redevelopment-aspen-heights.html?cx_testId=39&cx_testVariant=cx_1&cx_artPos=0#cxrecs_s "Aspen Heights had planned to build two apartment high-rises on city-owned sites at 1215 Red River St. and 606 East 12th St., adjacent to Waterloo Park. The development was expected to include hundreds of affordable units — a top priority for city leaders as Austin continues to fall short of its long-term affordable housing goals. It now appears the developer can't execute a financially viable project, based on affordable housing requirements and construction costs."
  16. https://realtynewsreport.com/carr-developing-43-story-tower-in-downtown-austin/
  17. Four Seasons Private Residences. https://www.fourseasons.com/residences/private_residences/lake-austin/ Architect - https://www.pagethink.com
  18. https://austin.towers.net/experiential-living-tower-planned-in-downtown-austins-innovation-district/
  19. Development south of Lady Bird Lake on the old Austin American Statesman site. Looks like millions of square feet of space to be developed over time with several high rise structures and mixed use. This might take a while with the tech developments over the last month. I'm glad to see downtown jump the lake. I'm surprised it took them this long.
  20. Architect - https://www.esgarch.com
  21. Elements of an (almost) historic building are incorporated into new apartment tower. Third and Brazos.
  22. Austin (Travis County) — Plans regarding the construction of a 50-story office tower in downtown with the working name Fourth & Brazos continue to develop. The Design Commission was expected to vote on a density bonus for the project, but their Oct. 25 meeting was postponed due to a lack of quorum. VBX first reported on the project in January of 2020 when Cielo Property Group closed on a deal to acquire the Brazos Lofts at the southeast corner of Brazos and East 5th streets in hopes of redeveloping the site with a tower development. The project is located at 216 East 4th Street which is currently home to the 35,000-square-foot Brazos Hall and a small office building. According to a memorandum submitted to the commission last month, the proposed 50-story tower would have a project area of 813,000 square feet on a lot area of 35,371 square feet. The building height, (705 feet), would include 18 levels of above grade parking. The tower would have 765,000 square feet of office space and 48,000 square feet of retail space. Cielo is requesting a Floor-to-Area ratio (FAR) of 23:1. The maximum allowed under the current zoning is 8:1. This is an increase in FAR of 15:1 (530,565 SF). A ground floor site plan shows four retail/restaurant areas near the tower’s entrance lobbies. A pedestrian paseo would split the building from East Fourth Street north to the alley between the southern and northern half of the block. The project will also include outdoor plaza space at the ground level in hopes of enticing the public to visit and adding open space to downtown, according to the application. The outdoor space will employ “pedestrian-friendly natural materials as well as greenery at the street level to promote Austin’s unique character and build a strong connection between the built environment and the outdoors.” The Fourth & Brazos tower would also benefit from Capital Metro’s plan to construct the 8.2-mile Blue Line, a light rail transit corridor that will be routed down 4th Street directly in front of the building. The project team consists of the local design studio Perkins & Will, Austin-based Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, Austin-based civil engineers Garza EMC and landscape architects at Ten Eyck, also out of Austin. Richard T. Suttle, Jr. with the law firm Armbrust & Brown, PLLC is representing the project to the commission. https://www.virtualbx.com/construction-preview/austin-cielo-properties-proposing-to-develop-downtown-50-story-office-tower/
  23. A little late finding this but it's a great house: http://www.statesman.com/business/content/business/stories/statesmanhomes/2009/06/28/0628midcentury.html Plug the address into Google Earth
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