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‘They are an evil company’: Former Texas customer has altercation with flagship Austin coffee company. Then he takes matters into his own hands
' I was making the same amount as these people, plus tips.' The post ‘They are an evil company’: Former Texas customer has altercation with flagship Austin coffee company. Then he takes matters into his own hands appeared first on Subplot News .
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Store Openings: Bed Bath & Beyond, Primark, World Market and More
* Furniture seller Article (Vancouver, B.C.) has unveiled plans for new stores in Atlanta and Austin. Opening in the first quarter of next year , the Texas store will be at Austin’s Great Hills Market and have 9000 square feet of space, while the new Georgia locale will open in Atlanta’s Westside Provisions District with 12,000 square feet of space. The e-commerce brand currently has three other physical stores: one in its hometown of Vancouver and one apiece in San Francisco and Bellevue, Wash.
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Southeast Austin Lands New 366,000-Square-Foot Industrial Park Near Airport
A six-building industrial park has opened its doors on Burleson Road in southeast Austin, the latest sign that the city's logistics corridor near the airport is far from finished growing. Bridge Logistics Properties and Clarion Partners completed construction on Southeast Crossing, a business park that spans roughly 366,400 square feet, according to the project's seed facts.
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Genesis, KTGY Complete 54-Story Austin Tower
KTGY and Genesis Real Estate Group delivered The Travis, a 54-story glass residential tower in downtown Austin. KTGY designed the tower; Genesis was the developer. Genesis secured $173.4 million in construction financing from JPMorgan Chase. Situated on Rainey Street, the design provides over 400 premium riverfront units with unobstructed views...
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Potbelly Opens in Northeast Austin’s High Profile EastVillage Development
Potbelly, the neighborhood sandwich shop, announced the opening of a new shop at EastVillage on November 14, the 425-acre mixed-use development taking shape along East Parmer Lane in Northeast Austin’s Tech Ridge corridor. Serving local residents, nearby neighborhoods and employees throughout one of Austin’s largest technology and employment centers,...
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E-commerce furniture brand Article to open physical store in Austin
The Article furniture brand, which sells its goods primarily online, is bringing its mid-century modern, Scandinavian, boho, and coastal aesthetic to a new store in Northwest Austin. Article plans to open a 9,000-square-foot store during the first three months of 2027 at Great Hills Market (9828 Great Hills Trl.). Current...
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Tesla Says Giga Texas Will Become North America’s Largest Cell Plant
Tesla is expanding 4680 battery production at Gigafactory Texas, with its cell manufacturing director saying the Austin operation will soon become North America’s largest battery cell manufacturing facility. Michael Guilfoy outlined the push in a November 9 recruitment post on X. He said the team now supports four vehicle...
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Central Texas Home Sales, Prices Decline in October
Home sales and prices declined across much of Central Texas in October, as affordability concerns continued to influence the housing market. According to the latest Central Texas Housing Report from Unlock MLS, 2,114 homes were sold across the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metropolitan area last month, an 11.4% decline compared with October 2025.
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In Austin, Texas, Tech Layoffs Are Reshaping Who Buys and What Sells
Austin’s residential real estate market has long been associated with tech-driven demand. But in 2026, the buyer pool powering the city’s housing activity looks different than it did even two years ago, according to Shivraj Grewal, founder of Grewal RE Group. The tech workers who flooded in during the pandemic-era boom – many on H1B visas, many in programming and consulting roles – are pulling back. Some are leaving. In their place, a different cohort is stepping forward: medical professionals, C-suite executives, and employees at companies like Tesla and SpaceX that continue to hire. The shift is not just changing who buys. It is reshaping which price segments move and which ones stall.