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Ellinger, TX · Real Estate
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Camp Mystic Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing: Owners propose sale
AUSTIN, Texas - The owners of Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and counselors died during the July 2025 flooding, have filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan. The plan was filed on Sept. 25 and would auction off the 749 acres and other assets of the camp. The camp has been...
KVUE
Austin taxpayers bear rising costs as city struggles to tackle dangerous nuisance properties
AUSTIN, Texas — More Austin property owners are leaving dangerous buildings standing. The effects those abandoned buildings have on the city don't stop at the property line. Austin and Travis County taxpayers are increasingly paying to clean up the problem. KVUE Defenders analyzed years of city records and found...
thedailytexan.com
Airbnb launches nationwide affordable housing investment in Austin
Airbnb announced a $6.4 million investment in northeast Austin to fund affordable housing in the city earlier this month. The investment, part of Airbnb’s Housing Accelerator program, will support the creation of 201 units of affordable housing at 800 E. St. John Ave., a lot that has sat vacant for nearly 20 years. Working with Austin, the project will also support a companion project with an additional 325 units of mixed-income housing.
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New Homes: Bargains of the Sun Belt
SEATTLE – (Realty News Report) – Sun Belt markets with an abundance of new home construction offer the biggest discounts for new homes relative to the price of existing homes, according to a new report. Buying a new home is now typically a better value than an existing...
connectcre.com
Austin Developer Greenlit to Build Apartment Units at Former School Site
OHT Partners was recently greenlit by the Austin City Council for a zoning change to build a 435-unit apartment complex on the site of a former Austin school. The site under consideration is where the shuttered Rosedale Elementary is located. The Austin Business Journal reports that currently, the property is...
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PRV Tree Service Urges Austin TX Property Owners to Address Roof Clearance Before Branches Become Hazards
PRV Tree Service urges Austin property owners to trim encroaching branches to prevent severe storm damage, costly roof leaks, and structural pest issues. AUSTIN, TX - September 25, 2026 - PRV Tree Service, a leading provider of local tree care solutions, is advising homeowners and commercial property owners across the Greater Austin area to inspect and manage tree limbs hanging over structures. As seasonal weather variations bring high winds and heavy storms to Central Texas, overgrown branches in close proximity to roofs present serious safety risks, including structural damage, moisture accumulation, and pest infestations.
culturemap.com
H-E-B names Austin-area brand one of Texas' best and more top stories
Editor's note: It's time to look back at the top Austin news of the week, from the quest for Texas' best products to exciting festival announcements. Plus, Austin is now one of the strongest real estate markets for buyers in the U.S. Read on for our most popular stories, then...
LehighValleyLive.com
Southern cities dominate ranking of 2026’s best cities for renters: See if yours made the list
If you’re looking for a good place to rent a home, the southern U.S. might be worth investigating. A recent survey by RentCafe.com ranked the best cities for renters in 2026, and all the cities in the top ten were located in southern U.S. states. McKinney, Texas was named...
fox7austin.com
Some Circle C residents concerned about traffic impacts of proposed apartments
AUSTIN, Texas - Austin City Council has approved two items related to a development in Circle C, near Kiker Elementary. Some residents are concerned about the traffic impacts. The area, Tract 110, was originally zoned for office space. The developer, Stratus, is asking the city to rezone from office space...
rhscommoner.com
Across Austin, Denver and Portland, Low-Income Apartments Are Sitting Vacant While the Country’s Poorest Renters Face a Severe Shortage of Housing They Can Actually Afford
AUSTIN, TX — People living on the lowest incomes are running into a hard reality across the U.S.: apartments labeled affordable are often out of reach, even when they sit empty. In Austin, a man in a homeless shelter says even a $450-a-month tiny home with no running water would strain his budget. At the same time, thousands of affordable units in the city are vacant.
culturemap.com
Austin home to No. 1 biggest drop in rent prices in the U.S. this year
A 2026 Zumper rent report has revealed that Texas is leading the nation in annual rent declines since 2025. In August, Austin rent prices fell as much as 19 percent since the the same month a year before. Zumper's monthly report analyzes one- and two-bedroom rent prices from the previous...
Chron.com
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Michael Dell's $10.9M Boston Penthouse Purchase
A penthouse tied to Dell Technologies founder and CEO Michael Dell is in Boston's Millennium Tower. A venture representing Dell paid $10.9 million for the unit nearly a decade ago. A $10.9 Million Purchase. The purchase dates back to December 2016, when a venture representing Dell paid $10.9 million for...
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Why Everyone's Moving from Dallas to Austin — and What It Actually Costs in 2026
Austin has been pulling in new residents from Dallas for the better part of a decade, and 2026 hasn't slowed that trend down. Between a fast-growing tech and startup scene, a younger job market, and a state capital's worth of civic energy, the roughly 200-mile stretch of I-35 between the two cities has become one of the busiest relocation corridors in Texas. If you're weighing a move yourself, here's what's actually driving it — and what it costs to get there.
hoodline.com
Austin Developer Nate Paul Files Bankruptcy Hours Before Galleria Oaks Auction
Austin real estate developer Nate Paul's company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on the North Austin shopping center Galleria Oaks on Sept. 1 — the exact day the property was scheduled to be sold at a foreclosure auction. The filing secured a temporary stay that blocked the sale from going forward, marking the second time Paul has managed to halt an attempt to auction off the 11-acre retail center.
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Waterline Opens in Downtown Austin as Texas Tallest Building, Rising Past 1,000 Feet After 4.5 Million Labor Hours and Two Months Ahead of Schedule
AUSTIN, TX — Waterline is now open in downtown Austin, and the tower has taken the title of Texas’ tallest building. At more than 1,000 feet, it also ranks as the 24th tallest building in the United States. The project rises at Cesar Chavez and Red River streets,...