Harwood
Harwood, TX · Real Estate
post-register.com
Harken development moves forward with City Council’s recent approval
The proposed Harken Project in Lockhart is making headlines again following the City Council’s Nov. 5 meeting, but the project itself is hardly new. Plans for the massive development, named Spencewood, have been discussed for more than two years, and much of what residents are hearing today was already reported in the July 16 edition of the Lockhart Post-Register.
culturemap.com
Proposed Austin skyscraper could be the new tallest tower in Texas
A new proposed skyscraper could soon change the look of Downtown Austin's skyline, with plans calling for a building that could potentially surpass the tallest tower in Texas. The proposed development, known as Project Bolo, would transform an existing parking lot at the corner of Congress Avenue and Fourth Street into a high-rise building, directly across from Frost Bank Tower.
hoodline.com
newsradioklbj.com
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.
mySanAntonio.com
mySanAntonio.com
whatnow.com
Barkin’ Creek Dog Grooming & Treats Prepares for The Triangle Location in Austin
Barkin’ Creek Dog Grooming & Treats is preparing to open a new location at The Triangle, at 4700 West Guadalupe Street, Suite A11, Austin. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) filing routlines a $300,000 renovation project for the 1,700-square-foot commercial space, with construction scheduled to begin November 15, 2026, and reach completion by March 1, 2027. The filing identifies the project as a tenant improvement intended for pet grooming services.
connectcre.com
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...
boernetexas.com
Boerne Texas Cost of Living: What to Expect Before You Move
If you're researching the Boerne Texas cost of living , you're likely weighing a move to one of the Texas Hill Country's most appealing small cities. Boerne…. If you're researching the Boerne Texas cost of living, you're likely weighing a move to one of the Texas Hill Country's most appealing small cities. Boerne sits about 30 miles northwest of San Antonio in Kendall County, and it draws families, retirees, and remote workers who want small-town character without sacrificing access to a major metro. That appeal comes with a price tag worth understanding before you commit.
hoodline.com
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.
hoodline.com
thebradentontimes.com
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.