Manchaca

Manchaca, TX · Real Estate
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ORIX Acquires Two Texas Rental Assets
An ORIX Corporation USA affiliate acquired three multifamily properties totaling 1,029 units in Texas (two) and Georgia (one). The transactions, representing approximately $200 million in aggregate value, expand ORIX USA’s multifamily equity portfolio and reflect the firm’s continued investment in residential real estate across the United States. Lookout...
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Austin’s New Supertall Tower Just Took Houston’s Crown, and It’s Betting Big on a Cooling Market’s Toughest Segment
Texas has a new tallest building, and it's not in Houston. Lincoln Property Co. and Kairoi Residential have completed construction on Waterline, a 74-story, 1,025-foot mixed-use tower in downtown Austin that surpasses Houston's JPMorgan Chase Tower by 23 feet to claim the title of Texas's tallest building, a record the Houston tower had held since 1981, according to Multi-Housing News. The mixed-use property combines 352 residential units across 33 floors, roughly 700,000 square feet of office space across 24 floors, and 252 hotel keys spanning 13 floors, all on a 3.3-acre campus along Waller Creek near Lady Bird Lake.
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Broadstone Inks Hobby Lobby, Academy Sports as Manor Tenants
Broadstone Net Lease (BNL) secured land in Manor and started construction on build-to-suit developments for Hobby Lobby and Academy Sports, both of which were directly sourced, off-market transactions, and are expected to deliver in the second quarter of 2027. Hobby Lobby and Academy will be 55,000 square feet, and each...
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Texas homeowners could pay more as major cities weigh property tax hikes and service cuts
Austin, San Antonio and Fort Worth evaluate or approve property tax and fee increases to balance multi million dollar deficits. Dallas charts a different course, aiming to cut its property tax rate while curbing municipal expenditures. Rising operational costs and strict state revenue limits drive the upcoming budgetary adjustments across...
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Lincoln, Kairoi Complete Texas’ Tallest Building
Work finished two months ahead of schedule. Lincoln Property Co. and Kairoi Residential have wrapped up construction on Waterline, the Lone Star State’s tallest tower rising 74 stories in downtown Austin, Texas. The mixed-use property features 352 multifamily units across 33 levels, 703,000 square feet of office space spanning 24 floors and 252 hotel keys taking up 13 stories.
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Houston home to No. 2 biggest drop in rent prices in U.S. since last year
A new Zumper rent report has revealed that Texas is leading the nation in annual rent declines since 2025, and Houston rent prices have fallen as much as 14 percent since last August. Zumper's monthly report analyzes one- and two-bedroom rent prices from the previous month across 100 U.S. cities,...
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Two Hands Bets on Cherry Creek With Second Denver Spot, Coffee Window and Fireplace
Two Hands, the Australian-inspired restaurant chain known for its brunch, is opening its second Denver location in Cherry Creek, with plans to welcome guests by spring 2027. The new spot will occupy the ground floor of BMC Investments' The Oasis apartment building at 221 N. Milwaukee St., bringing a more upscale spin on the brand's menu than its original Denver outpost on Tennyson Street.
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Trademark Property Company purchases 116,000-square-foot shopping center in Austin
Fort Worth-based Trademark Property Company purchased Oak Hill Plaza at the northwest corner of US 290 and SH 71 in Austin, Texas, in partnership with Cohen & Steers, a leading global investment manager. Trademark will also manage and lease the 116,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center and lead a plan to upgrade the property and its tenancy.
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Work Wraps Up on 74-Story Austin Mixed-Use Tower
Lincoln Property Co. and Kairoi Residential wrapped up construction on Waterline, the Lone Star State’s tallest tower, rising 74 stories in downtown Austin, Texas. The mixed-use property features 352 multifamily units across 33 levels, 703,000 square feet of office space spanning 24 floors and 252 hotel keys taking up 13 stories.
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Now's the best time for Austin homebuyers to score a deal, report says
Back-to-school season turns out to be prime homebuying season in Austin and the state’s three other major metros. A new report from real estate brokerage Redfin pegs late August as Austin’s best period for nailing down a home deal. It also finds that mid-September reigns as the best time for homebuyers to score a deal in Dallas, Fort Worth, and San Antonio, while Houston buyers should wait for late September.
CBS Austin
Estate planning with John Levy: Key details to consider when creating a revocable trust
A written estate plan can do more than determine who receives your assets—it can help spare loved ones from confusion, conflict, and unexpected legal complications. Austin attorney John Levy shares several details families may want to consider when creating or updating a revocable trust. Levy returned to We Are...
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Growing Taylor Lands Mixed-Use Project
Metropolitan Development Company (MDC) started construction on The Ferguson, a mixed-use residential and retail community space in the rapidly expanding city of Taylor. Located at 1300 W. Second St., The Ferguson is the first and only condominium project in town, anchoring the city’s historic downtown at the heart of one of Central Texas’s fastest-growing markets. The Ferguson is set to be completed in summer 2027. Units include residential condominiums, live-work units for small business owners, and commercial units.
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Seabrook Square II Opens in East Austin, Adding 60 Permanent Supportive Housing Units With Healthcare Access
A new 60-unit permanent supportive housing community in East Austin is preparing to welcome residents, combining furnished apartments, rental assistance, on-site support and connections to healthcare for people transitioning out of homelessness.
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Living in Temple, TX: The Austin Alternative That Doesn't Need Austin
Temple makes more sense when you stop treating Austin as the center of the story. Yes, housing in Temple is much less expensive by broad Census measures. But that does not explain why Temple works for people whose jobs, errands, medical care, and most weeknight plans are already local. The...