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Longhorn Meat Market Triples Down on South Austin With Bigger Brodie Lane Shop
Longhorn Meat Market has traded up for more elbow room in South Austin, opening a 3,500-square-foot shop at 9001 Brodie Lane, Suite A-1, on Friday. The longtime independent butcher is currently running a soft opening at the new address, with a full grand-opening celebration planned for later this winter. The...
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Former Confederate Widows' Home in Austin Becomes 76 Affordable Apartments
3710 Cedar St. — Approximate Site of Affordable Apartment Redevelopment. A building that once housed wives and widows of Confederate veterans at 3710 Cedar St. is being reshaped into Waverly North, a 76-unit affordable housing development in Austin's North University neighborhood. Construction is already underway on the project, which developer O-SDA Industries says will serve households earning between 30% and 80% of area median income. The project is estimated to open in winter 2028.
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Historic Rosewood Courts Reopens in East Austin With 184 New Affordable Homes
Rosewood Courts has reopened in East Austin, bringing back to life a property that first opened its doors in 1939 as the nation's first public housing development built specifically for African American families under the Housing Act of 1937. The redeveloped site now includes 184 modern affordable rental homes alongside eight carefully restored original bungalows, capping years of planning, construction and community input.
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$153,000 HOA Bill After 6-Year Fight Over a Tiny Backyard Office Leaves Neighbors Wondering Who Pays
A Texas woman wanted a quiet place to work in her backyard. Instead, she spent six years fighting her homeowners association over a building smaller than many bedrooms. Masha Davis planned to add a 160-square-foot office behind her Austin home in 2020. The Davis Spring homeowners association rejected her plans, claiming the small building broke...
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Central Austin's Gabriel's Court Sells After 40 Years, New Owners Plan Major Upgrades
A mixed-use property near West 29th Street and North Lamar Boulevard in Central Austin has changed ownership for the first time in roughly 40 years. Dallas-based Realty Capital Partners and Austin-based The Town Lake Company have acquired Gabriel's Court, a three-story building with 24 office, medical and retail suites, and the new owners say they're planning a multi-million-dollar capital improvement plan for the property.
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Mystery $67M Warehouse Breaks Ground Near Tesla's Austin Gigafactory This Month
A confidential $67 million construction project is poised to break ground this month just three miles from Tesla's Austin headquarters, with state filings describing a massive one-story warehouse built for a client nobody will name. Known as Project Juniper, the development carries a stated project value of $67 million and...
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Patrick at Micro Center Grand Opening in Austin Texas Today
A few weeks ago, Patrick was at the Micro Center Columbus Ohio Grand Reopening with Jeff Geerling. Thousands of people showed up at the store near the company’s headquarters. Today, Patrick and Jeff will be at the brand-new Austin, Texas location. Sam and I were delayed by 7+ hours connecting through Philadelphia yesterday, so they will likely arrive in the early afternoon, assuming the new flight timing holds.
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10 Companies Hiring New Graduates in Austin
Known as Silicon Hills, Austin has established a thriving ecosystem of tech businesses. While the region remains an established hub for hardware and software giants, its broader job market offers entry points across healthcare, financial services, creative agencies, advanced manufacturing and more. Recent college graduates are often drawn to the area because of the vibrant culture, high quality of life and absence of state income tax. Transitioning from campus life to a full-time role can feel daunting, but many organizations throughout Travis County foster new talent through dedicated training rotations and early-career mentorship. These programs give young professionals immediate project ownership alongside the guidance of seasoned coworkers.