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Schertz, TX · Real Estate
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New real estate report reveals Austin's hottest neighborhoods of 2026
Austin's transition into a buyer's market has revealed certain pockets where homes are much more likely to sell faster than others. A new real estate report from Redfin details which local neighborhoods have the most competition among homebuyers in Austin. The report's findings show that the five hottest neighborhoods in...
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535-Acre Hospitality and Maker District Pitched 30 Miles South of Austin
A developer wants to build a 535-acre mixed-use district near Lockhart that could combine a 500-key hotel and conference center, a nine-hole golf course, sports fields, maker spaces and industrial space — all sited outside the city's limits near the intersection of Highway 183 and Silent Valley Road, roughly 30 miles south of Austin.
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Proposed affordable housing development in South Austin sparks concerns
AUSTIN, Texas - A proposed affordable housing project on Menchaca Road in South Austin has ignited debate among area residents, with nearby homeowners raising concerns over the size and density of the project rather than its intended purpose. While many neighbors support the need for accessible housing in Austin, several...
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Seguin Breaks Ground on Industrial Park Near I-10, Eyes May 2027 Opening
Dirt is finally moving at the corner of North Heideke Street and Freeport Way in Seguin, where developers have broken ground on the first phase of a new industrial park aimed at capturing the region's booming warehouse demand. Partners Real Estate announced that its development arm, Partners Development, has officially started construction on Phase I of Seguin Commerce Park, with the first buildings expected to deliver by May 2027.
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Interluxe Auctions to hold online auctions for two Central Texas luxury properties Oct. 26
Interluxe Auctions will hold separate online auctions for two Central Texas luxury properties beginning Monday, Oct. 26, at 9 a.m. CDT. The properties are the […] The post Interluxe Auctions to hold online auctions for two Central Texas luxury properties Oct. 26 first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
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Austin leads the U.S. as the most affordable metro for living alone
Not everyone is cut out for living with roommates, but finding an affordable place to live alone can be tricky. Luckily, the Greater Austin area has become the No. 1 most affordable metro in America for living by yourself, according to a new report. Analysts at Apartments.com discovered Austin renters...
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The Hill Country Towns Austinites Are Actually Moving To
At some point, a lot of Austinites stop refreshing the house listings and start looking at the land listings. Math is part of it. So is the traffic, the noise, and the feeling that the neighborhood you moved to for its character has been discovered by everyone else too. For...
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Austin Boomers Are Moving To This Vibrant Texas City Ranked Among The Best For Retirement
Plenty of longtime Austin residents are packing boxes and pointing their cars south on I-35. San Antonio has been climbing retirement rankings, and it is easy to see why. The city mixes old Texas history, friendly prices, and a calendar full of things to do. Here are eight reasons boomers...
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KTGY celebrates opening of 300-unit apartment development in North Austin
KTGY a design firm focused nationally on architecture, interior design, branded environments and urban design, celebrated the grand opening of The Waylon alongside developer Riverside. The brick and wood-clad podium meanders along a gently sloping site, bringing 300 apartments to North Austin, Texas. The new urban enclave takes the place of surface parking for an existing office building; the design respects and responds to this adjacent commercial presence.
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Austin Oks 475 Units on Loop 360 as Lost Creek Neighbors Warn of Traffic Danger
1120 & 1122 S. Capital of Texas Hwy. — Approximate Site of Proposed 475-Unit Development. Austin City Council voted on Oct. 8 to approve rezoning for a proposed multifamily development on the west side of Loop 360, clearing the way for up to 475 apartments on a site that currently holds office buildings and a parking garage. The decision came over objections from Lost Creek neighbors who say the stretch of highway is already one of the most dangerous in the area, and that the city underestimated how much new traffic the project would bring.