McNeil
McNeil, TX · Real Estate
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
Hot hotel and restaurant opens in Texas' tallest building
The opening marks "a milestone," said the hospitality company's founder.
hoodline.com
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...
luxurytravelmagazine.com
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.
bktoday.org
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,...
themortgagepoint.com
Rents Decline Again as Nearly Half of Listings Offer Concessions
Rental market conditions continued to ease throughout August, providing tenants with enhanced negotiating capacity as the market transitioned into the autumn period. According to the Realtor.com August Rental Report, the national median asking rent for studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units across the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan statistical areas declined 0.9% on an annual basis to $1,699. This represents the thirty-seventh consecutive month during which annual rental declines have been recorded.
multihousingnews.com
DXD Capital Opens 106 KSF Virginia Storage Facility
This is the third property in the partnership with subsidiaries of Kuwait Financial Centre. DXD Capital has opened a 105,900-square-foot, Class A self storage facility in Richmond, Va. Extra Space Storage will manage the property. The facility broke ground in August 2025. It represents the third and final project in...
Chron.com
williamsonreporter.com
Factories, food and storefronts: $17.4 million building wave headed to Leander
August filings reveal new restaurants, industrial space, health services, salons and retail developments. Leander’s next wave of development will bring considerably more than another collection of restaurants. Construction filings submitted during August outline $17.4 million in projects spanning industrial buildings, warehouse space, behavioral health care, jewelry, personal-care services, restaurants...
Funny Corner
Perched above Barton Creek with insane views, this place feels like a luxury treehouse With a glass bridge to the library, a spa built into the hillside, and private path down
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PLANetizen
Large projects near Austin's light rail must include affordable housing
Some housing advocates in Austin believe mandating affordable housing on such projects will hinder development. | Cavan-Images. Developers looking to build larger projects than usually permitted near Austin’s future light rail stations will have to include affordable housing on site under new rules unanimously approved by the Austin City Council on Sept. 10.
CBS Austin
Austin forum to spotlight candidates’ plans to curb rising housing costs
AUSTIN, Texas — With housing costs climbing in Austin, some longtime residents say they are worried their children and grandchildren may not be able to afford to stay in the city — and they want city leaders to act. Shana McWilliams, who has lived in Austin for 47...
culturemap.com
Run-down Central Austin property to become restaurant and retail market
A parcel of land near Shoal Creek in Central Austin is poised to become a new "neighborhood-focused retail destination," according to local real estate firm Ivy Companies. Along with 35 South Capital, the firm has purchased 2825 Hancock Dr., which will become Highland Market after renovations, featuring retail stores, local restaurants, and other service businesses.
Willow and Hearth
Foreclosure Filings Are Climbing Fastest in Sun Belt Cities That Were Considered the Safest Bets for Investors Just Two Years Ago, and the Reversal Is Forcing Lenders to Rethink Which Markets Carry the Least Risk
U.S. foreclosure filings climbed to 227,548 properties in the first half of 2026, a 21% jump from the same period a year earlier, according to ATTOM’s mid-year foreclosure report. Much […]